NASA has a new Rover for Mars.

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As one era ends with the shuttle another one starts with Mars?

The NASA Curiosity rover is set to land at the Gale Crater, a 150km wide depression which includes a 5km high mound of sediments which may have once been flooded with water millions of years ago. Mars rover Curiosity should give us a great glimpse into this ancient past and provide us with more proof of water and possibly life that once lived on Mars

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