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Testing to diagnose power event in Mars rover

Submit on Wednesday, March 4th, 2015 22:55

NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover is expected to remain stationary for several days of engineering analysis following an onboard fault-protection action on 27 February that halted a process of transferring sample material between devices on the rover’s robotic arm.

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