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7/15/15
This is the first discovery of a potential "continental crust" on Mars. "Along the rover's path we have seen some beautiful rocks with large, bright crystals, quite unexpected on Mars" said Roger Wiens LOS ALAMOS, N.M., July 13, 2015-The ChemCam laser instrument on NASA's Curiosity rover has turned its beam onto some unusually light-colored rocks on Mars, and the results are surprisingly similar to Earth's granitic continental crust rocks.
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7/30/15
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity went out of its way to investigate a rock the likes of which it has never seen before on the Red Planet. Measurements by Curiosity's rock-zapping ChemCam laser and another instrument revealed that the target, a chunk of bedrock dubbed Elk, contains high levels of silica and hydrogen, NASA officials said.
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8/13/15
Take a look around Mars. Here’s where I’m working right now. Latest photos at http://t.co/9iXCTGeqkV pic.twitter.com/bPhrWP8Sqb
— Curiosity Rover (@MarsCuriosity) August 12, 2015
8/15/15
MT @LarsTheWanderer: @MarsCuriosity traverse map through sol 1074 from @westernuCPSX's Phil Stooke pic.twitter.com/1f5Of2cR0t
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) August 15, 2015
8/19/15
It's almost a year since India's Mangalyaan Mars Orbiter, the nation's first ever Martian space probe, successfully arrived at its destination. Since then, the spacecraft has been gathering an array of science data on Mars, exceeding expectations with every new piece of information it returns.
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Mountain-climbing Mars rover sends home new selfie and resumes trek up Mount Sharp. http://t.co/8XNzcQoOwn pic.twitter.com/DGFT4RSsSA
— Spaceflight Now (@SpaceflightNow) August 21, 2015
9/1/15
We're talking about the amazing new camera on the Mars 2020 rover on Planetary Radio: http://t.co/H4dcSqwwOH pic.twitter.com/wRM4iB5nlS
— Planetary Society (@exploreplanets) September 1, 2015
9/2/15
What happened to early Mars' atmosphere? New study uses CRISM data to eliminate one theory http://t.co/agQTfn6LkP pic.twitter.com/QNyAah6Ns3
— CRISM (@MROCRISM) September 2, 2015
9/3/15
"@JPMajor: Learn about the beautiful barchan dunes found on Mars (and on Earth) http://t.co/xDyxBzqC7l pic.twitter.com/X6tqllVTAl"
— Stefania G. L. (@Stelygs) September 3, 2015
9/7/15
#NEWS: NASA bring us closer to finding out why #Mars lost most of its atmosphere: http://t.co/p03vIlaWKH pic.twitter.com/hNmFHo3UiX
— All About Space (@spaceanswers) September 7, 2015