Sol 799-800, November 3, 2014, update from USGS Scientist Ken Herkenhoff: “The initial reconnaissance of the Pahrump Hills outcrop is complete, and the 53-meter Sol 797 drive successfully placed the rover near the ripples of interest [see right; image at top shows context]. So the Sol 799 plan includes a short drive into the ripples and “scuffing” of a 15-cm high ripple to examine its interior. Some of the Pahrump “walkabout” data have not yet been received from the rover…” [More at link]
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