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Photo credit : A strange Martian vista. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover gives us another amazing view of its Gale crater home.

Mars is a planetary geologist’s paradise. NASA’s Curiosity rover drove that home recently, with a captivating panorama seen from the slopes of Mount Sharp. The image shows a stunning vista, and was not white-balance adjusted during processing, to show just what a viewer might really see at sunrise standing of Mars.

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