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Tom's Astronomy | by Tom | Tue, May 19
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Stuck Rover The Mars Exploration Rover Spirit is stuck in the soft soil near “Home Plate” — this is not good obviously but it’s worse than that. Not only is the rover stuck there is a possibility it is “high centered” on a mound of rocks under its belly. To add insult to injury, a left [...]
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