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Curiosity Marks 14 Years on Mars by Doing Science, Because That's What It Does
Curiosity celebrates 14 years on Mars by doing what it does best: climbing mountains, analyzing rocks, and making geologists very happy.
NASA
Curiosity celebrates 14 years on Mars by doing what it does best: climbing mountains, analyzing rocks, and making geologists very happy.
NASA
Curiosity delivers another 1.5-billion-pixel masterpiece of Martian boxwork formations, making Earth panoramas look like potato-quality selfies.
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Curiosity finds a crater filled with inconvenient sand, passes on drilling, and sets its sights on a new, less problematic rock named 'Atacama.'
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