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Tag Archives: Haynes Point
Curiosity: Close targets
Sol 1724, June 12, 2017. The Mastcam (with its wide-angle lens) shot a composite image that shows several targets — Haynes Point, John Small Cove, and Barr Hill — in front of the rover. (For more about this site, see … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aeolis Mons, Barr Hill, Curiosity, Gale Crater, Haynes Point, John Small Cove, Mars Science Laboratory, Mount Sharp, MSL, Murray Formation, NASA
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Curiosity update: Curiosity’s four-day weekend
Sol 1725, June 12, 2017, update by MSL scientist Michelle Minitti: On most weekends, Curiosity dedicates part of her efforts to do contact science – deployment of APXS, MAHLI, and sometimes the DRT – because multi-sol weekend plans have more … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aeolis Mons, Barr Hill, Curiosity, Gale Crater, Haynes Point, John Small Cove, Mars Science Laboratory, Mount Sharp, MSL, Murray Formation, NASA, Vera Rubin Ridge
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