Friday, 22 May 2015

NASA's Curiosity Rover Adjusts Route Up Martian Mountain

Unfavorable Terrain for Crossing Near 'Logan Pass'

NASA's Curiosity Mars rover climbed a hill Thursday to approach an alternative site for investigating a geological boundary, after a comparable site proved hard to reach.





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