Curiosity sees Mount Sharp Up Close and gets 'Brain Transplant' Universe Today ... sulfate minerals in the lower layers of Mount Sharp, indicating a wet history. At higher elevations, scientists hope to discover a boundary layer and indications of what led to the “Great Dessication Event†and loss of liquid water on the ancient ... |
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Curiosity sees Mount Sharp Up Close and gets 'Brain Transplant' - Universe Today
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