 Christian Science Monitor | Curiosity rover eats Mars dirt, finds odd bright stuff Fox News The $2.5 billion Curiosity rover ingested the minuscule sample — which contains about as much material as a baby aspirin — on Wednesday (Oct. 17). The soil has been successfully delivered to the rover's Chemistry and Mineralogy instrument, or CheMin, ... Rover Curiosity eats first Martian dirt For Mars rover Curiosity, at last, it's dinnertime. On the menu: dirt. Mars' Shiny Particles: Curiosity Rover Digs Up Unidentified Material, NASA ... |
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