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NASA satellite spies Curiosity chugging along on Mars

Popular Science·Apr 28

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A NASA satellite has captured an image of the Curiosity rover on Mars. The rover has been active, taking a selfie and navigating the planet's terrain, which includes large boulders. Additionally, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has reached a milestone of taking its 100,000th image, although it is unclear if this is related to the Curiosity rover's current activities.

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