Curiosity
What Curiosity Looks Like From 200 Kilometers Up
Here's a look down at Curiosity from the HiRISE camera aboard NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, orbiting approximately 200 km (125…
Curiosity Getting Ready to Rove
Here's a look at what the Curiosity team has planned for the rover this week. Team member Jessica Samuels provides…
President Obama Calls with Congratulations for Mars Science Laboratory Team
US President Barack Obama called up the Mars Science Laboratory team at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory today, August 13, congratulating…
Curiosity sees Mount Sharp Up Close and gets ‘Brain Transplant’
Image Caption: Mosaic of Mount Sharp inside Curiosity’s Gale Crater landing site. Gravelly rocks are strewn in the foreground, dark…
Mystery Blur in Mars Image Explained
When Curiosity executed a perfect six-wheel landing on Mars on the morning of August 6 to the excitement of millions…
Curiosity’s First 360-Degree Color Panorama
Doesn't Gale Crater look lovely this time of year? This is the first 360-degree panorama of color images taken by…
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Curiosity and the Mojave Desert of Mars – Panorama from Gale Crater
Image Caption: Curiosity and the Mojave Desert of Mars at Gale Crater North Rim, False Color Mosaic. This false color…
Curiosity raises Mast and snaps 1st Self Portrait and 1st 360 Panorama
Image Caption: Rover's Self Portrait -This Picasso-like self portrait of NASA's Curiosity rover was taken by its Navigation cameras, located…
Ironic Science Reality: Flying Saucers on Mars from Earth
“Irony: The first real flying saucer is from Earth. And it landed on Mars.” That’s a quote we saw via…
A Panorama of Curiosity’s Surroundings
Taken this morning (mission Sol 2) with the rover's left Navcam, here's a high-res panorama of Curiosity's view at its…