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Curiosity's latest drill hole after the drill was repaired.

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Curiosity's latest drill hole after the drill was repaired.

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How does it take samples of the surface?

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How does it take samples of the surface?

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Curiosity uses a mobile organic chemistry lab and  a laser that can vaporize rocks to take samples of the surface. Additionally, she has 17 cameras and 10 additional instruments for the same purpose.

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Yes, Curiosity's wheels have been damaged just three months after she arrived due to constant usage. Further tears in the wheel have been spotted as of 2017. In order to solve this problem, NASA administrators slowed down the rover's speed.

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In order for Curiosity to thrive with the dramatic temperature Mars has to offer, she was created with a variety of expensive metals such as tungsten, stainless steel, copper, titanium, and many more.

She costed 2.5 billion dollars to make, which is 1 million dollars over budget!

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MADELINE SMITH - Astronomy Padlet Project

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Curiosity runs on nuclear power. It's estimated that curiosity will have 14 years of power, which leaves us halfway done already at 7 years.

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Curiosity found that there was water once on Mars, which leads to the taught if maybe there was life on Mars previously...
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The curiosity rover is a car sized rover designed to explore Mars and look at the possibility of water and life there.

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The rover is currently still on Mars and collecting very valuable data.

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Launched from Cape Canaveral on November 26,2011 and landed on Mars on August 5, 2012