Now that the “Seven Minutes of Terror” is over, the compact-car-sized biochemistry lab is spending its first two weeks doing the same thing you might do after stepping off a hair-raising roller coaster.
via The Curiosity …
The rover pulls off an improbable landing—and fires up its instruments for two years of research.
via Mars Curiosity Rover: Wheels Down on the Red Planet | Science and Space | TIME.com.
Touching down on another planet has never been easy, but the Curiosity rover takes it another step.
via NASA’s Curiosity Rover: The Coolest Mars Landing Ever Attempted | Science and Space | TIME.com.
