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They’re still heading to Mt. Sharp, driving the rover 400 meters toward Glenelg:
‘Sol 38 (Sept. 13, 2012) was destined to be a driving day for NASA’s latest edition to the Martian landscape. Curiosity perambulated over 105 feet (32 meters) of unpaved Gale Crater during yesterday’s drive. The rover’s odometer now clocks in at 466 feet (142 meters) covered since the landing on Aug. 5.’
More pics here. A composite color view.
Addition: Carbon-dioxide ice on the south pole falling from clouds.
Related On This Site: Via The Mars Science Laboratory At NASA: ”Mount Sharp’ On Mars Links Geology’s Past And Future’…Via Youtube: ‘The Challenges Of Getting To Mars: Selecting A Landing Site
NASA Via Youtube: ‘The Martians: Launching Curiosity To Mars’…NASA Via Youtube: ‘Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity Rover) Mission Animation…Repost: Richard Feynman at NASA…
Thanks Chris…fantastic stuff… Is there a website address you can provide me? Bernie
chr1 posted: “ ————————– They’re still heading to Mt. Sharp, driving the rover 400 meters toward Glenelg: ‘Sol 38 (Sept. 13, 2012) was destined to be a driving day for NASA’s latest edition”
Bernie, you can click play on the video, or go to Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQiB2Nkj6ng
For the other links, just click through the highlighted words, and that will get you to NASA’s site for Curiosity. You should be able to navigate from there.