Also see NASA's MSL and Mars 2020 raw image sites.
This interface retrieves image information lists via JPL's RSS API and builds a table showing thumbnails and basic metadata for each image, along with links to the maximum available resolution images. This page retrieves all available full-frame and subframe still and movie frames and displays all inline.
Note: JPL's RSS API (and this page, consequentially) returns incomplete results from MSL.
- Start by selecting either Perseverance, Ingenuity, or Curiosity in the upper left. Then, either:
- click "Latest images" to retrieve the latest downlinked images,
- or click "Current Sol" to retrieve images (if available) for the current sol,
- or enter a specific sol number and click Go, or click Prev/Next to increment/decrement sol number and retrieve images, if available.
- After retrieving image information and thumbnails, the user may:
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Export a JSON file containing all info retrieved from JPL,
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Use checkboxes under the Camera and Type headings to narrow the table to specific images of interest, then use a browser extension to download all full-frame (or largest available) images remaining in the table via the provided links.
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Down-select further via checkboxes in the Select column and click "Export selected image URLs" to save a text file containing URLs to the full-frame (or max available) images which can be used in conjunction with command-line tools such as wget and curl.
Also try URL parameters! Examples:
##PAGE_ADDR##?msl
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&latest
##PAGE_ADDR##?ingenuity&latest
##PAGE_ADDR##?msl&sol3000
##PAGE_ADDR##?msl&sol3000&camera=haz (fetches hazcam images)
##PAGE_ADDR##?msl&sol3052&filter=rhaz00311 (fetches images from specific sequence)
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&sol0&filter=EDL (fetches specific image type)
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&sol50&filter=ECV (fetches movie frames)
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&sol18&fullframe
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&latest&sort=date
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&latest&sort=date&sortdir=descending
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&latest&sort=imageid
##PAGE_ADDR##?mars2020&latest&sort=camera
Image credits are provided in the JSON file which can be exported via the Export Metadata button.
Get the source code on github.
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