1M132266947EFF05AMP2987M2M1.Bluberries.inside.Eagle.Crater.Sol.46.jpg

Summary

Description	English: Sol 46. Loose hematite spherules on an outcrop of sediments at Eagle Crater. At this location most spherule diameters were 4 - 6 mm, in this image the range is 3 - 6 mm.
Date	10 March 2004
Source	https://mars.nasa.gov/mer/gallery/all/1/m/046/1M132266947EFF05AMP2987M2M1.JPG
Author	Opportunity rover's Microscopic Imager team

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