Curiosity Mars Rover Has Dust and Pebbles Over the Body

Just finished watching NASA Live Television about the Briefing of Curiosity on Mars.NASA released high resolution 360 degree panorama view of the Mars, surroundings of curiosity.From the Release High Resolution pictures the Rover has Black Pebbles and small stones and dust accumulated over the surface of its body. Click on the Images to begin the slide show and to have a bigger view.

 This 360-degree, full-resolution panorama from NASA's Curiosity rover shows the area all around the rover within Gale Crater on Mars, the Rovers has Pebbles and dust particles accumulated over it, by the rockets while descent of curiosity took place.

This is another view on Mars near the Curiosity, Photographed by Curiosity MAST CAM showing hills, where the curiosity will go and investigate biological evidence.  

The self shot image of the rover taken by curiosity itself.

NASA Scientists brief that, these dust particles will clear off by itself when the Rover stats moving and climbing the near by hills in the coming days.There is no abnormal functioning of the Machinery by the accumulated Dust on Curiosity by the descendent rockets.

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Curiosity Mars Rover Landing Pictures From NASA

In addition t My earlier post, Curiosity Landed safely on the surface of Mars.NASA Released a series of Pictures on how Curiosity Landed on Mars, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) captured an image of the rover gliding on its parachute just before Curiosity landing.The following are the pictures which makes you feel proud about today's Engineering and Technology. Click on the Images to have a bigger look.

The above is picture taken by Mars Orbiter just before the Landing.

This is captured by curiosity underneath cameras after it safely landed on Mars, you can see the shadow of the rover and the Hill on mars alongside.

Curiosity Facing its Camera towards sun.

This below video shows the Heat Shield Separator of Curiosity's Rover, just before touching the surface of the Mars, This stop-motion video shows 297 frames from the Mars Descent Imager aboard NASA's Curiosity rover as it descended to the surface of Mars.

Stay tuned for More Pictures and Videos, Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech, checkout more happenings about the Curiosity on Mars at http://www.nasa.gov/

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