1876 Publication Date: 1876 Source: map 4 in: Percival Lowell: Areography. The Popular Science Monthly, September, 1902. vol. LXI.—25. p 385-406 Note by Lowell: “Resume by Flammarion of all to date”, i.e. of the maps by Beer and Madler (1840), Kaiser (1864), and Dawes by Proctor (1867). Original version Published in: Flammarion, C (1892) La planete […]
Published in Camille Flammarion: La Pluralité des Mondes Habités, Paris, 1869. (14th Ed.) One of the 1st comparative planetological figure.
Source: De Vaucouleurs G. 1950; The Planet Mars; London Reproduction in: Kulin-Zerinváry: A távcső világa. Gondolat, Budapest, 1958.
Cartographer: Charles Edward Burton Source: RDS Library & Archives – Dublin Courtesy Ton Lindemann.
Map of Mars 1894 Leo Brenner (Spiridon Gopčević) Lussinpiccolo observations 1894 Astronomische Nachrichten 137/3288 1895. Map of Mars 1896 Leo Brenner (Spiridon Gopčević) Lussinpiccolo observations 1896 Abhandlungen der Kgl Akademie des Wissenschaften zu Berlin, 1897, fig 3 Map of Mars 1904 Leo Brenner (Spiridon Gopčević) Lussinpiccolo observations 1894-1903 Astronomische Rundschau Lussinpiccolo, v. 6. 1904.
Dotted line shows seasonal maximum frost extent; continuous lines show approximate boundaries of geographical features (they are not automatically generated contour lines), dotted areas show current approximate extent of dark sand cover (low albedo) from MGS images. Linear features are fossae or valles; and the polar cap’s topographic (not permanent ice) boundaries. Cartographer: H. Hargitai. […]
Blankovaya Karta Marsa / Mars Sketch Map 1:50 000 000 MIIGAiK 1993 Made by G S Gregorieva. and VV Usova. Blank maps were the first products in preparation for more complex maps. However, in the Atlas of Terrestrial planets and their Moons, the blank maps are included, in colour.
“This map represents the surface of Mars on the stereographic projection. It has been compiled (with only two exceptions, where, as shown by Mr. Knobel in 1884, the balance of evidence appears to incline otherwise) from Mr. N. E. Green’s Chart of Mars, published in theTransactions of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. XLIV. The details […]
Publisher: Sternberg State Astronomical Institute (SAI) in cooperation with the Department of Cartography and Geoinformatics Faculty of Geography Moscow State University Source of data: MOLA; showing landing sites Cartographers: Zh. F. Rodionova, J. Brekhovskikh (Space Research Institute) (color scheme, based the previous Hypsometric map of Mars, scale 1:26 000 000 [Ilukhina, 2004]) Height scheme: The […]
MOLA Topographic globe with IAU and informal nomenclature and MOC 1999 photomosaic globe with albedo names.Mars cartographer: H. I. HargitaiGlobe cartographer: M. GedeYear of Publication: 2009Publisher: Eötvös Loránd University, Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Planetary Science Research GroupNomecnlature: Latin+English (includes informal names)Virtual version: The globe has been made digitally, for VRML display. Only few […]
Publisher: Reploge, Chicago Title: “The Lithospheres of the Terrestrial Planets” Cartographers: Raymond M Batson; Jay L Inge Manufactured for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Planetary Geology Programs [sic], Office of Space Science, by Replogle Globes. The copy at the ÖNB Kartensammlung und Globenmuseum References Austrian National Library http://www.worldcat.org/title/lithospheres-of-the-terrestrial-planets/oclc/213884257
Painter: Regenye, Istvánné Date: 1971, Hungary Type: Handmade, physical globe Additional information: The Globe was hand painted by Istvánné Regenye, amateur astronomer and fresco restorer, to a (Earth) Globe after the Map of Mars published in National Geographic. It was restored once.
