What does THEMIS stand for?

Thermal Emission Imaging System (Mars Odyssey Mission)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

HEMIS is the Thermal Emission Imaging System, a multiband infrared and visual camera designed at ASU by Dr.

Now, you can recommend places to click on Mars!

The cave entrances were found nearamassivevolcanonamed Arisa Mons, by THEMIS, Odyssey's Thermal Emission Imaging System.

Vast Martian caves could harbour aliens... or humans

When he examined pictures of the gully regions taken by the Thermal Emission Imaging System aboard the Mars Odyssey spacecraft, he saw light-colored material that to him resembled blankets of snow.

Carved by melting snow? (Martian Gullies)