Curiosity Leaving Tracks in the Martian Sand | Planetary Landscapes
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NASA/JPL-CalTech
A short drive of ~5.4 meters Northeast (44º) on Sol 1751 (yesterday), sees the rover reverse away from the sandy ripple it investigated over the weekend and turn back to the path that will lead it to the Vera Rubin Ridge access ramp located to the Southeast of the current location. Two end of drive NavCam images form this simple mosaic that looks back at the tracks made in the sand. For scale each wheel track is 40 centimeters wide.
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