The following new images taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft are now available:

• Slope Streaks in the Olympus Mons Aureole
  Slope streaks are features commonly found throughout the equatorial regions of Mars, particularly in areas where there is a great amount of dust accumulation.


• Wrinkle Ridge in Hesperia Planum
  This observation shows a wrinkle ridge in Hesperia Planum.


• Light-Toned Rocks Exposed inside Crater
  This observation shows a portion of an approximately 30 kilometer diameter impact crater located to the south of Valles Marineris.


• Meridiani Region Layers and Phyllosilicates
  This observation was taken in Miyamoto Crater in southwest Meridiani, an area near the equator of Mars.


• Catastrophic Flood Channel of Ares Valles
  This image, captured on 27 March 2008, reveals unprecedented detail of an enigmatic feature on the Martian surface.


• Well Preserved Impact Crater of Alba Patera
  This image shows a central swath of a well preserved crater on the volcano Alba Patera.

Primary Science Phase images.