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February 11, 2013

Stand on Mars next to the Curiosity Rover with this incredible panorama

by Laura Domela

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Over the weekend, NASA’s Curiosity rover successfully drilled into the surface of Mars and collected its first sample from the interior of a rock. With this incredible interactive panorama, you can stand right beside the rover and see both its amazing environment and the fruits of its labor (go into full screen for best results).
via Wired

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Mars Panorama – Curiosity rover: Martian solar day 177 in New Mexico

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