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A short drive was planned in the previous sol to place Curiosity just below the top of the pediment. The drive went extremely well, and the workspace...

Highlights of our February happenings.

On February 13, NASA announced the selection of the Io Volcano Observer as one of the four proposals for future Discovery-class missions to move a...

Curiosity is parked at the “Hutton” drill site, just below the contact with the overlying Greenheugh pediment.  After a successful drill last week...

Mark your calendars for STEM Night at the Northern Arizona University Walkup Skydome in Flagstaff Arizona on March 9, from 5 to 7 pm.  Astrogeology...

Colin Dundas, a Research scientist at the Astrogeology Science Center, recently had a paper published on February 3, in the scientific journal Icarus...

Despite a short notice to invite the public to the Astrogeology Science Center Watch Party on January 23, local people came to watch Dr. Justin...

The Sol 2657 drive went well, so we have new bedrock exposures to explore on Sol 2658.  The goal for today is to get good chemical and remote sensing...

We request the honor of your presence at the Astrogeology Science Center Watch Party on January 23, 2020. Our very own director, Dr. Justin Hagerty...

Curiosity is still on the shoulder of Western Butte at a location that provides a good vantage point, exposes changes in stratigraphy, and reveals...