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Re: LIVE: MSL Curiosity Post Landing SOL 1 onwards Update Thread
« Reply #1560 on: 04/09/2025 08:00 pm »
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This image was captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has spent the last two decades looking for signs that ancient water flowed on Mars from orbit. On the ground, Curiosity has been digging for clues since 2012.

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Re: LIVE: MSL Curiosity Post Landing SOL 1 onwards Update Thread
« Reply #1563 on: 05/25/2025 10:14 am »
Curiosity enters bizarre terrain.

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Nearly two decades after they were first discovered, the Curiosity rover has begun to explore web-like features known as boxwork structures.  Answers to how they formed and why they’re bigger than any on Earth are now emerging. 

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Re: LIVE: MSL Curiosity Post Landing SOL 1 onwards Update Thread
« Reply #1564 on: 06/08/2025 03:29 pm »
Two holes appear after Curiosity brushes Mars rock

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The unimaginatively named Dust Removal Tool on the Curiosity rover has brushed off dust from hundreds of rocks in the nearly 13 years since it arrived on Mars.  However, for reasons that are still not entirely clear, it sometimes acts more like a drill.

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Re: LIVE: MSL Curiosity Post Landing SOL 1 onwards Update Thread
« Reply #1565 on: 06/15/2025 12:03 pm »
Two rovers, two drills, only one winner




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In a rare confluence of events this week, two Mars rovers in far-flung locations on the planet were commanded to use their drill to collect a sample of Martian rock.  Both executed their task as ordered but only one delivered the goods.
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Re: LIVE: MSL Curiosity Post Landing SOL 1 onwards Update Thread
« Reply #1566 on: 06/29/2025 08:37 pm »
Curiosity spots distant honeycombs



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The Curiosity rover carries a small telescope that can provide close-up views of places it will never reach.  Recently, its color camera viewed distant layered rocks that look interesting, but through its telescope, they’re truly anomalous.
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