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NASA satellite spies Curiosity chugging along on Mars
NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover has traveled over 21.33 miles since it first landed on the Red Planet in 2012. That might not seem like very far, but it’s an impressive trek considering the vehicle only averages about 98 feet per hour and mission engineers must remotely steer it from over 140 million miles away.
NASA shares first-of-its-kind images of Mars rover making tracks on the Red Planet
NASA has released images of the rover Curiosity in its slow trek across the Red Planet. The photo was taken by the High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment camera aboard NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The image shows Curiosity as a dark speck at the front of a long trail of rover tracks. Courtesy of NASA
NASA’s Curiosity rover was spotted mid-drive on Mars for the first time, offering a fresh look at its mission.
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Scientists have pondered why Mars seemed to be missing sufficient carbonates indicative of its warm, wet past. Now, NASA’s ...
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A brush-and-sample mission had to be skipped as NASA's Curiosity Mars rover found itself on unstable ground, but this opened ...
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