NASA
Mars Rover Bids Farewell to Drill Site, Breaks Own Record for 'Why Not?'
Curiosity wraps up its 47th drill site with record-breaking imaging, rock-naming ceremonies, and a pet rock that won't leave.
2026-06-04
NASA
2026-05-19
NASA
Curiosity Drills New Hole on Mars, Gets a Visit from a Passing Asteroid Probe
Curiosity gets back to drilling after a block-related mishap, while Psyche swings by for a gravity assist and a coordinated atmospheric observation - like a road trip with bonus science.
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