1/11 This is the first colour image sent back from Mars by the robotic probe Spirit. It's actually made up of lots of different images stuck together by Nasa
2/11 This picture, which has travelled 105m miles, shows very smooth rocks on Mars, perhaps polished by strong winds
3/11 The navigation camera on board the rover shows the airbags that protected it when it fell from orbit to Mars
4/11 A view of the martian horizon taken by the rover and sent back to earth
5/11 This image of the landing is lots of photos taken and put together by the navigation camera overhead
6/11 After travelling through space for seven months, the Nasa 'Spirit' rover probe has landed on Mars
7/11 Nasa have compiled computer generated images of what it would look like on the surface of Mars
8/11 Spirit is a six-wheeled vehicle about the size of a golf cart, equipped to play the role of a geological explorer
9/11 It is in search of signs that the planet was once capable of supporting life
10/11 It will collect rock samples with its extendable arm to be examined by scientists
11/11 Here's the view from the rover as it left its lander - you can see the tracks!
