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Thursday January 15th 2004 02:18 AM PST

"The Mars solar day (sol) is considered to have a length of 24 hours, 39 minutes, and 35.25 seconds; it is usually abbreviated as sol. Sol 0 is the particular spacecraft's landing day"

--From one of the MANY NASA web sites.

So its now SOL 12 and the rover just sent back rear hazcam images showing the lander behind it. They successfully moved the rover .8 meters from the lander and now we wait another SOL before the majority of the images get transmitted. Well time to go to bed.