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ALT A black and white vertical photo shows a very sandy surface with ripples and a pile or rocks on the Martian surface. Toward the bottom left is a portion of the Curiosity rover, which took this perspective photo.

ALT A map gathered from Mars orbiter data shows the path of the Curiosity Mars rover in white lines and dots indicating where it stopped. A blue oval with a white rover inside indicates where the rover currently is. The map shows the rover is along the rim of Gediz Vallis Channel, an area most likely carved out by an ancient river.






















