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A rover designed to research mars, and find about more about our red planet. Its goal is to find if mars was ever suitable for life. Curiosity is also called the Mars Science Laboratory.

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Using multiple tools to accomplish its goal. Curiosity has a drill, an arm, multiple cameras, and a laser to help it do this.

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All have specific purposes. For example, Curiositys laser ionizes material to find what is in its vapor, dust, and more. Its arm is for mobility. Its drill is for taking rock samples to analyse them.

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A miniaturized nuclear power plant. Believe it or not, it does not use solar panels like its predecessors. Sadly, the solar panels are the reason the seldom death of the previous rovers. It takes advantage of decay of atoms to create energy for many years to come inside of Curiosity.

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A rocket, obviously. But it was as easy as you think it is. Curiosity had to go through a lengthy process to get to mars. First, it had to wait half a year to get to the red planet. Then, it had to go through the atmosphere like a meteor until its parachute deployed. Eventually, rockets deploy, and its heat shield and shell come off. Then, it makes a nice landing on mars.

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Curiositys seventeen cameras. Curiosity has multiple cameras that it uses to stitch together images that make up a mosaic, or a panorama. This is Mars teal valley.

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NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover Explores Teal Ridge (360 View)

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NASA Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity Rover) Mission Animation [HDx1280]

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Gale Crater of Mars. Gale crater is a huge crater. It is believed that if there was water on Mars, it would have gone there. It has a peak in the middle named mount sharp.

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Nearly eight years. It has been this long! Curiosity's original mission was to stay for an entire Mars year. That didn't go according to plan, and Curiosity is still there making discoveries every day! Curiosity is providing us with brand new pictures of mars, and what happens every day.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ha5TCHYPvTFoYXZpkj8BvoVq5u5frUN-5kaoDZVEGAY/edit

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s-jDn2nx8ALrlLMG3mgjNGuDFSn1Ig3kMhsa3CZyU58/edit