NASA's Curiosity rover sends stunning new panorama from high on Mars' Mount Sharp - Space
Google News • 1/6/2026 • Last cited 1/8/2026
Summary
NASA's Curiosity rover has transmitted a new panoramic image from high on Mount Sharp on Mars, showcasing a blend of sunrise and sunset views. According to Space, this panorama serves as a "holiday postcard" from the Red Planet before the rover enters a solar blackout period.
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