Mars
Curiosity Rover's New Selfie Puts You in the Middle of a Martian Landscape
NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover is snapping selfies of itself again, with its latest photo revealing the breathtaking red dunes and dust of Pahrump Hills, the location of its latest geological endeavors.
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