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Distinctly Martian: Just had my 1st taste of Red Planet regolith. Mineral analysis underway
Live now! News from Mars: Telecon + visuals, live today (Oct 18) at noon PT (3p ET, 1900 UT) http://ustream.tv/NASAJPL
News from Mars: Telecon + visuals, live today (Oct 18) at noon PT (3p ET, 1900 UT) http://ustream.tv/NASAJPL
Last call! My team plans to take a few #askNASA Qs at tomorrow's telecon. Submit yours today (Oct 17) by 2p PT (5p ET, 2100 UT)
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Time permitting, @MarsCuriosity team to take a few public Qs at Oct 18 telecon. Tag Qs #askNASA by Oct 17 2p PT (5p ET, 2100 UT)
News from Mars: Telecon + visuals, live Oct 18 noon PT (3p ET, 1900 UT) http://ustream.tv/NASAJPL
Read your tweets loud & clear! #NASASocial visited Goldstone #DSN today; 1 of 3 stations where I phone home pic.twitter.com/hMakTYpA
Time for a third scoop... and a second look. Investigating newfound bright material on Mars [report] http://1.usa.gov/RymIfI
Looking good! MT @MarsRovers That's no eye. It's Mars' moon Phobos crossing the sun, as seen by Oppy [gif] http://1.usa.gov/TUzKWs
I can do donuts on Mars, but it's just not the same. #Endeavour, you're making me homesick #SpotTheShuttle http://twitpic.com/b3nrvt
All Shook Up: Dusted off my sampling system this week & investigated a mysterious "FOD" [video] http://bit.ly/OtFt3k
Rocknest, the scene of the scoop. This 360º view shows the area of my sampling activity: http://1.usa.gov/X1It84
Laser zaps & APXS investigation show "Jake" to be an odd Mars rock, but similar to some on Earth. Report: http://1.usa.gov/UNbmaT
Live now! News from Mars: Telecon + visuals live from @NASAJPL, Thursday, Oct 11 at 11am PT (1800 UT) http://ustream.tv/NASAJPL
News from Mars: Telecon + visuals live from @NASAJPL, Thursday, Oct 11 at 11am PT (1800 UT) http://ustream.tv/NASAJPL
A scoopful of Mars helps the science go down. Ready to "rinse & spit" regolith to clean my sampling system: http://1.usa.gov/SQmKRO
Mars #3D: Grab your red-cyan glasses to see terrain, my parachute & backshell in 3-D via @HiRISE [pic] http://twitpic.com/b2wq3v
Shiny Object Update: My team continues to assess a small object on ground, likely a shred of benign plastic. http://1.usa.gov/SK9Bb5
Team spotted bright object on ground near me—possibly a piece of rover hardware? Gathering more data [info] http://1.usa.gov/RrwZHG
Here's the scoop: I like my regolith shaken! Proof. [color video] http://bit.ly/RqP1tx
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