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Curiosity: Getting to know the ridge
Sol 1867, November 6, 2017. As Curiosity continues exploring Vera Rubin Ridge, it is nearing rock layers that are missing (through erosion) on the parts of the ridge that the rover first encountered. Above is the Navcam view. At top … Continue reading →
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Curiosity update: Back in the saddle again
Sol 1865, November 6, 2017, update by MSL scientist Michelle Minitti: On Sol 1864, Curiosity successfully got a move on from her inadvertent layover stop, which presented the science team with a new workspace, and a new view of the … Continue reading →
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