JPL engineers played Baha Men's
"Who Let the Dogs Out" in the control room as they watched
new images confirming that the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit successfully
rolled off its lander platform early Thursday morning. This image
from the front hazard identification camera shows a fisheye lens
view of the martian landscape from its new position 1 meter (3
feet) northwest of the lander. One of the Spirit's next tasks
will be to locate the Sun with its panoramic camera and calculate
from the Sun's position how to point its main antenna toward Earth.
