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The Curiosity rover can send messages directly to Deep Space Network antennas on Earth via X-band, but it is also able to uplink information to other spacecraft orbiting Mars, utilizing mainly the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Mars Odyssey (if necessary) spacecraft as messengers that pass along data to Earth. The spacecraft mainly talk via UHF.

The data rate direct-to-Earth varies from about 500 bits per second to 32,000 bits per second. The data rate to the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can be as high as 2 million bits per second. The data rate to the Odyssey orbiter is 128,000 or 256,000 bits per second.

An orbiter passes over the rover and is in the vicinity of the sky to communicate for about eight minutes at a time, per Martian day. In that time, between 100 and 250 megabits of data can be transmitted to an orbiter. That same 250 megabits would take up to 20 hours to transmit direct to Earth.

The rover can only transmit direct-to-Earth for a few hours a day due to power limitations or conflicts with other planned activities, even though Earth may be in view. The Mars satellites can send much more data direct-to-Earth than the rover, because they can see Earth longer and because they have a lot of power and bigger antennas than the rover.

Source: Communications With Earth - Mars Science Laboratory

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How does Curiosity (Mars rover) send data to earth? How long does it take?

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Answer: The Curiosity rover can send messages directly to Deep Space Network antennas on Earth via X-band, but it is also able to uplink information to other spacecraft orbiting Mars, utilizing mainly the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Mars Odyssey (if necessary) spacecraft as messengers that pa...

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