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Curiosity Rover in Downtime after Sun Blasts Radiation Stream Towards Mars
Mars Curiosity rover, the car-size rover currently on a mission in Mars, is being powered off temporarily as a security measure, NASA said Wednesday, after the sun unleashed a blast headed towards the red planet.
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