this just in from NASA

[P3D Peter Abrahams <telscope@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This NASA publicity report seems to indicate anaglyph viewing, rather than
the sequential goggles.

MARS PATHFINDER MISSION STATUS
July 9, 1997
3 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time
.....On a lighter note, Dr. Peter Smith, principal investigator 
of the IMP team, shared some of his personal insights on what 
it's like to be living on local Mars time, which means working on 
a 24-hour, 37-minute clock each day.  

     "When you say good morning, and the sun is setting, now 
that's living on Martian solar time.  When your sunglasses start 
looking like this (holding up the red-and-blue stereo glasses 
used to view images in 3-D), that's living on Martian time. 
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Peter Abrahams   telscope@xxxxxxxxxx
the history of the telescope, the microscope,
    and the prism binocular


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