Pretty darn cool.
Nasa website.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Poking Holes in Mars
Last week Curiosity drilled two small holes in the surface of Mars. He did this to both test equipment and to create a powdered dust that could be sampled in the on board lab. The experiment went off without a hitch, Curiosity following directions of the JPL to the letter. The dust was lifted and tested, some of it heated to turn it into a gas. The sampled gas showed hydrated compounds.
Pretty darn cool.
Nasa website.
Pretty darn cool.
Nasa website.
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