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The Curiosity rover may have located a rare meteorite composed of iron and nickel on Mars.
NASA’s Curiosity rover has been exploring the surface of Mars since 2012, and it recently came upon an interesting find. A news release by Arizona State University reports that an on-board device captured a two-frame portrait of a small meteorite dubbed “Egg Rock.”
We’ve known for a long time that there’s water on Mars. Now we know – thanks to NASA’s latest announcement – that some of it is at the surface.
Data collected from NASA’s Curiosity rover suggests Mount Sharp was shaped by sediments deposited in a lake over tens of millions of years.
Curiosity Rover has analyzed a rock sample it dug from the Gale Crater, and found evidence that Mars could have supported life a long time ago.
