@jccwrt It's fine, I've given up on isis3 for the meantime and I'm just playing around with a bunch of the lower level software. I don't have the time to troubleshoot atm with the lack of documentation/issue threads
@jccwrt Also when I use qview, all the icons are blank for some reason. I think I might have a faulty install or I read somewhere it might be what it looks like before I install necessary mission data...
@jccwrt Not so much typing into the terminal but using the lowpass/pds2isis apps, for pds actual .pds files don't work, and if I use .lbl/.img files from the pds node, I get header errors. Not on the my Linux install atm but I could send over info later
In the northern lowlands (Vastitas Borealis) on #Mars during spring, seasonal dry ice turns to gas and returns to the atmosphere. These leave dark patches and streaks, this time on a nice dune system. From @HiRISE#planets#astronomy NASA/JPL/University of Arizona/Gabe Brett
North polar slopes on #Mars feature layers. These are made of varying amounts of water ice and dust due to changes in Mars' climate. Dark patches indicate the seasonal removal of dry ice. Processed from @HiRISE#planets#astronomy NASA/JPL/University of Arizona/Gabe Brett
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Frost avalanches on the slopes of Mars' northern pole, Planum Boreum from the @HiRISE instrument #Mars#geomorphology#planets#astronomy
NASA/JPL/University of Arizona /Gabe Brett