4th leg in the trek to Endeavour, After science stop @ Kasos |
4th leg in the trek to Endeavour, After science stop @ Kasos |
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I think we've seen similar "white powder" on Meridiani before. I'm still skeptical it really was "white powder" - it could've been reflectivity rather than albedo.
But we did sit there resting the RF wheel for 6 sols, so maybe they decided the wheel could now survive a couple of sols' drive to the bedrock and then we'll do a longer science stop there? |
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