Get ready to see Mars as you've never seen it before - Nasa have just released a billion-pixel image of the red planet's surface.
That's right. One billion.
Taken by the Mars Curiosity rover, the image shows an area known as 'Rocknest' with Mount Sharp - Curiosity's eventual destination - in the distance.
Bob Deen, of the Multi-Mission Image Processing Laboratory at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said: "It gives a sense of place and really shows off the cameras' capabilities.
"You can see the context and also zoom in to see very fine details."
The image was stitched together from 896 individual photographs taken between October 5th and November 16th last year.
Let's see how long it takes for someone to spot a lizard or a giant penis...