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After a reset, Curiosity is operating normally

Submit on Sunday, February 24th, 2019 22:57

A hiccup during boot-up recently interrupted NASA’s Curiosity rover’s planned activities and triggered a protective safe mode. The rover was brought out of this mode on 19 February and is otherwise operating normally, having successfully booted up over 30 times without further issues.

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