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Curiosity Rover Takes Stunning Panorama to Celebrate 9 Years on Mars – ExtremeTech
From its perch 1,500 feet above the landing site, Curiosity can see all the way to the rim of the crater some 20 miles away.
NASA’s new Perseverance rover hasn’t even been on the red planet long enough to get dusty, so everything it does is still big news. However, the Curiosity rover is still there as well, plugging along as it sojourns up the side of Mount Sharp. NASA recently…
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