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Tag Archives: Schiehallion
Curiosity update: Ctrl+Alt+Del
Sols 2347-48, March 14, 2019, update by MSL scientist Scott Guzewich: Curiosity is back to work after another hiatus due to a computer reset. These sorts of resets do happen from time to time for operating spacecraft and we’re able … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeolis Mons, CBU, clay-bearing unit, Curiosity, Fife, Gale Crater, Glen Torridon, Mars Science Laboratory, Mount Sharp, MSL, Murray Formation, NASA, Schiehallion
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Curiosity update: And objects in the rear-view mirror may appear…interesting!
Sol 2340, March 6, 2019, update by MSL scientist Susanne Schwenzer: In the current plan, we start with a dust devil survey to look for them while they are still in season. This is followed by a ChemCam investigation “Schiehallion” … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeolis Mons, Arbuthnott, CBU, clay-bearing unit, Curiosity, Fife, Gale Crater, Glen Torridon, Mars Science Laboratory, Midland Valley, Motherwell, Mount Sharp, MSL, Muir of Ord, Murray Formation, NASA, Schiehallion
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