Curiosity update: ‘Rough driving’

NRB_496043082EDR_F0500448NCAM00281M_-br2Sol 1112-1113, September 21, 2015, update from USGS scientist Ryan Anderson: The drive on Sol 1111 stopped early after just over 15 meters because we were driving over rough terrain and part of the rover’s suspension exceeded the allowed amount of tilt (this is not a physical limit, just a threshold in the software that tells the rover to stop and check with Earth to be safe). The rover is fine and we plan to drive again in the Sol 1112 plan. Meanwhile we are trying to decide where in the area we want to drill… [More at link]

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