High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment

High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment, also known as HiRISE, is an American research project located in Arizona. The experiment manages a team of three employees and generates revenue greater than $10,000. HiRISE is a high-resolution camera aboard NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. It captures images of the Martian surface, providing scientists with detailed information about the planet's geology, climate, and potential for past or present life. The camera's primary science phase, focused on mapping the Martian surface, concluded in 2008. However, extended science phases continue as long as the spacecraft and camera remain operational. You can visit HiRISE's website at hirise.lpl.arizona.edu for more information and to view images captured by the instrument.