Abstract
Spectacular images from the Mars Orbiter Camera — an instrument on the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft — are providing new views of that planet. These images, and what can be inferred from them, add to knowledge of the processes that shaped the Martian surface; together with other data, they offer the hope that a self-consistent view of the planet's early climate can be pieced together.
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