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Tag Archives: Bob Marshall Ridge
Curiosity: Facing the ridge
Sol 1108, September 18, 2015. Curiosity’s Navcam shot a sequence along Bob Marshall Ridge, with an oddly eroded rock fragment (arrow, right foreground). The view looks approximately north. Click to enlarge. Sol 1108 raw images (from all cameras), and Curiosity’s … Continue reading
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Curiosity update: ‘Swan, Sunburst, Studhorse, Sweetgrass Arch, and Silver Hill’
Sol 1100, September 9, 2015, update from USGS scientist Ken Herkenhoff: The rover drove 34.5 meters on Sol 1099, as planned, to a good location for the imaging of the northwest wall of Bridger Basin. The Mastcam team verified that … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeolis Mons, Bob Marshall Ridge, Bridger Basin, Cape Tribulation, Curiosity, Endeavour Crater, Gale Crater, Marathon Valley, Mars Science Laboratory, Mount Sharp, MSL, NASA, Silver Hill, Studhorse, Sunburst, Swan, Sweetgrass Arch
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Curiosity: Bypassing Bob Marshall Ridge
Sol 1099, September 9, 2015. As Curiosity advances into Bridger Basin, it is driving past a low rise, dubbed Bob Marshall Ridge, which lies to the right of the rover’s path. The ridge has multiple layers within it; the hills … Continue reading
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Curiosity update: ‘Driving again’
Sol 1099, September 8, 2015, update from USGS scientist Ken Herkenhoff: MSL did well over the long weekend, except that the Sol 1098 drive was halted after 13 meters of the planned 25 meters because the rover could not confirm … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeolis Mons, Bob Marshall Ridge, Bridger Basin, Chamberlain, Curiosity, Gale Crater, Hackley Point, Mars Science Laboratory, Mission Creek, Mount Sharp, MSL, NASA, Police Creek
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Curiosity: Bridger Basin just ahead ahead
Sol 1098, September 8, 2015. The Navcam shoots the landscape in front of Curiosity — and it’s rocky dead ahead, then smoother into Bridger Basin. The dark rise at right in the middle distance is Bob Marshall Ridge. Farther away, … Continue reading
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