What were you doing on November 8, 2023?
The front Hazcams view looks along Gediz Vallis, a valley on the 18,000-foot Mount Sharp.
Curiosity has taken its fair share ofbeautiful images from the mountains slopes, as well as ofintriguing rock formations.
The Front Hazcam view of Mount Sharp.Gif: Gizmodo Video: NASA/JPL-Caltech
(We can assure you, it is not snowing on Mars.)
And though the Hazcam views capture Mars in black-and-white, NASApublishes plenty of color imagestaken by Curiosity.
Curiosity keeps trudging along on Mars surface thanks to the dogged work of NASA engineers.
News from the future, delivered to your present.
NASAs Mars Rover Captures a Giant Dust Devil Swallowing Its Friend
Mmmm, dusty.
