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NASA's Curiosity Rover Uncovers New Clues Hidden In Mars’ Wind-Shaped Landscape
NASA’s Curiosity rover is examining wind-blown sediments on Mars to better understand how the planet’s surface has changed over time, according to a mission update published by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. During sols 5002 to 5009, the rover team designed a demanding sequence of observations focused on sedimentary structures that record the movement of Martian winds. The work aims to reveal how dust, sand, and geological processes have interacted across the Gale crater environment. A Challe
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