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Mars and Me
The unofficial diary of a Mars rover driver, five years delayed
2011-10-06
Opportunity Sol 961 (Spirit Sol 981)
The drive went great. Today's all about the IDD: MI, RAT-brush, MI, APXS on the first sol; then RAT-grind, MI, and APXS again on the second sol.
Piece of cake.
Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech.
Perfect driving put this patch of rock dead in front of us, right where we wanted it. RPs, one million; Mars, zero.
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