[Opportunity] is nearing a major milestone: rolling up to "Victoria", a crater that is roughly half a mile (750 meters) wide and 230 feet (70 meters) deep.Here's a map of Opportunity's travel:
From where Opportunity now sits, Victoria is just a short spurt away at 360 feet (110 meters). [Map]
But before pulling up to the large crater, the robot is inspecting a smaller feature named Emma Dean, said Steve Squyres, science team leader of the Mars Exploration Rover mission and a space scientist at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
