NASA's Curiosity rover captures 360-degree view of Mars — and finds strange sulfur stones
The Mars rover, built by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), has slowly scaled Mount Sharp since 2014. This mountain, officially monikered "Aeolis Mons," was discovered in the 1970s; cut into its alien landscape is the boulder-packed Gediz Vallis channel, which some scientists believe to be an ancient river bed.
NASA scientists are hoping to understand the history of where they found the rocks — and for evidence of ancient microbial ...
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Shares 360 Panorama of Gediz Vallis Before Moving OnYou can see the expanse of white sulfur-bearing rocks in the panorama, along with some other objects of note. A wall of ...
NASA’s Curiosity rover has discovered rare sulphur stones in the Gediz Vallis channel on Mars, offering new clues about the ...
NASA's Curiosity rover says farewell to the funky sulfur stones of the Gediz Vallis channel with an immersive panorama view from Mars.
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