This recent Mars Curiosity image instantly reminded me of the classic Pat Rawlings @Patnspace painting "First Light". More: https://t.co/5PSNBXamSx #Mars pic.twitter.com/RrsPo9AHo4
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This recent Mars Curiosity image instantly reminded me of the classic Pat Rawlings @Patnspace painting "First Light". More: https://t.co/5PSNBXamSx #Mars pic.twitter.com/RrsPo9AHo4
— NASA Watch (@NASAWatch) December 7, 2021
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That’s awesome, great Curiosity image. I recently came across this interactive Mars map of Curiosity’s path. It looks like it has made it to some much bigger topography.