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Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Snaps Photo of Mars Rover Ascending Mount Sharp
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured the Mars rover in lower Mount Sharp of the surface of Mars. The rover appears as a bright blue dot on the ground.
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