Curiosity rover first landed on Mars on August 6, 2012 and started carrying out its objectives throughout the years. In fact, Curiosity did its job so well and held on for so long that its original mission duration of 687 days was expanded indefinitely.
Here’s how Curiosity looked 7 years ago and now
Sunset Sequence In Mars’ Gale Crater
Ripples On Surface Of Martian Sand Dune
Curiosity Rover Finds And Examines A Meteorite On Mars
Curiosity’s Color View Of Martian Dune After Crossing It
First Sampling Hole In Mount Sharp
Curiosity’s Dusty Selfie At Duluth
Martian Rock ‘Harrison’ In Color, Showing Crystals
Multiple Layers Of Mount Sharp
Getting To Know Mount Sharp
Wheel Scuff Mark At ‘Rocknest’
Jake Matijevic Rock
A Mudstone Rock Outcrop At The Base Of Mount Sharp
Curiosity Self-Portrait At Martian Sand Dune
Curiosity Took Dozens Of Mast Cam Images To Complete This Mosaic Of A Petrified Sand Dune
Strata At Base Of Mount Sharp
Curiosity Tracks In ‘Hidden Valley’ On Mars
Remnants Of Ancient Streambed On Mars
Mount Sharp Comes In Sharply
Curiosity Rover’s View Of Alluring Martian Geology
