Curiosity Captures Stunning New Mount Sharp Panorama ‘On The Go’

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Curiosity rover panorama of Mount Sharp captured on June 6, 2014 (Sol 651) during traverse inside Gale Crater. Assembled for Mastcam color camera raw images and stitched by Marco Di Lorenzo and Ken Kremer. Credit: NASA/JPL/MSSS/Marco Di Lorenzo/Ken Kremer-kenkremer.com

Within the past Martian day on Friday, June 6, NASA’s rover Curiosity captured a stunning new panorama of towering Mount Sharp and the treacherous sand dunes she must safely traverse before reaching the mountains foothills – while ‘On The Go’ to her ultimate destination.(…)
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