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7 Jan 2013 21:30

After a short holiday break, Mars Rover Curiosity is on the move and looking to smash some rocks. Mars Rover Curiosity is back on the move. After a brief holiday break during which the immobile rover simply imaged its surroundings it resumed rolling on January 3 and is now within a robotic-arm-length of a strange rock feature now dubbed "Snake River" within a small depression known as "Yellowknife Bay." And now on it's 147th Martian day, the geologist in Curiosity is getting restless--according ...
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