Sol 630, May 14, 2014, update on Curiosity from U.S. Geological Survey scientist Ken Herkenhoff: “Apologies for not blogging more frequently — my personal life has become more exciting and I’m going to have to take a break from this blog, at least for the next few months. So this will be my last blog for a while. MSL is completing the intensive investigation of The Kimberley, having successfully drilled, acquired and dropped samples into CheMin and SAM….” [More at link]
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