Aeolis Palus (Mars)

Classical albedo feature name; a modification of Aeolia, the name of the floating western island of Aiolos, the ruler of the winds

Aeolis Palus is a pla. The NASA Mars Science Laboratory mission delivered a rover to the crater plain in August 2012 to begin an extended mission of exploration and planetary science. As of 2013, the rover, named Curiosity, is currently exploring Aeolis Palus as part of its planned two-year science mission. (wikipedia entry)

A palus is a "Swamp"; small plain. On Mars they are named after the nearest named albedo feature on the Schiaparelli or Antoniadi maps.

NW 15 km

Peace Vallis(next)

Walking
4 Hours 48 Minutes

N 808 km

Eddie

MRV
12 Hours 37 Minutes
Walking
10 Days 3 Hours

NE 460 km

Aeolis Planum

MRV
7 Hours 11 Minutes
Walking
5 Days 18 Hours

W 54 km

Dulce Vallis

Walking
16 Hours 19 Minutes

Aeolis Palus

-4.47° N 137.42° E

E 197 km

Aeolis Mensae

MRV
3 Hours 5 Minutes
Walking
2 Days 11 Hours

SW 258 km

Knobel

MRV
4 Hours 2 Minutes
Walking
3 Days 5 Hours

S 4 km

Yellowknife(last)

Walking
1 Hour 29 Minutes

SE 36 km

Aeolis Mons

Walking
11 Hours 5 Minutes

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