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When Mars Bites Back

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May 9, 2026 • 75 views
Original source: Universe Today

More than 300 million kilometres from the nearest mechanic, NASA's Curiosity rover found itself in a situation that would make any engineer break into a cold sweat. A rock got stuck to its drill and wouldn't let go. What followed was a week long, long distance rescue operation that says as much abou...

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