What is the most current NASA mission on Mars?

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The mars rover bot i.e curiosity has been send latestly by NASA on mars. You can also see some pics on net if are doing some project or something.

ivanzaharov [21]4 years ago

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The most recent NASA mission on Mars is Mars Science Laboratory. Its key component was Curiosity rover.
Rover has celebrated his first landing anniversary yesterday (Martian year, that is 687 Earth days).
Curiosity managed to find traces of water on Mars, so it's possible that there used to be some life on Mars.
Since landing Curiosity moved only about 5 miles form the landing site (it suffered wheel damage).

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