MINERVA (see https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC-DPS2019/EPSC-DPS2019-496.pdf being presented in MIT9, Mon Sept 16th, 13:45-14:00 in Room Moon) provides a 3D data base, an interactive 3D viewer with GIS functionality and a visual analytics platform that helps find correlations between data coming from different instruments to discover new modes of scientific exploitation. We demonstrate the system with emphasis on data presentation and interaction of five instruments of the full MSL mission. You will see how to find out new correlations between instrument data, associate across instrument and telemetry data (spatially, temporally and in the multitemporal space of meta data), and find new and astonishing patterns in the data. All is visualized in real-time, based on the multiscale 3D vision data products from HiRISE and Mastcam.