The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) Flight Instrument

INSTRUMENT. K. S. Edgett 1 , M. A. Ravine 1 , M. A. Caplinger 1 , F. T. Ghaemi 1 , J. A. Schaffner 1 , M. C. Malin 1 , J. M. Baker 2 , D. R. DiBiase 2 , J. Laramee 2 , J. N. Maki 3 , R. G. Willson 3 , J. F. Bell III 4 , J. F. Cameron 5 , W. E. Dietrich 6 , L. J. Edwards 7 , B. Hallet 8 , K. E. Herkenhoff 9 , E. Heydari 10 , L. C. Kah 11 , M. T. Lemmon 12 , M. E. Minitti 13 , T. S. Olson 14 , T. J. Parker 3 , S. K. Rowland 15 , J. Schieber 16 , R. J. Sullivan 4 , D. Y. Sumner 17 , P. C. Thomas 4 , and R. A. Yingst 18 , 1 Malin Space Science Systems, PO Box 910148, San Diego CA 92191-0148, 2 Alliance Spacesystems, LLC, 3 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 4 Cornell University, 5 Lightstorm Entertainment, 6 University of California– Berkeley, 7 NASA Ames Research Center, 8 University of Washington, 9 US Geological Survey–Flagstaff, 10 Jackson State University, 11 University of Tennessee–Knoxville, 12 Texas A&M University, 13 Arizona State University, 14 Salish Kootenai College, 15 University of Hawaii, 16 Indiana University–Bloomington, 17 University of California– Davis, 18 Planetary Science Institute.