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Rover activities on Mars are moving forward with a simple plan for driving. Yesterday, the rover completed a 60-meter drive and is now preparing for another drive in the sol 1385 plan. Before the upcoming drive, a short science block will take place that includes a ChemCam observation of “Epembe” and a Mastcam mosaic of “Baynes Mountain.” This will fill in a gap from yesterday’s 360 mosaic. After the drive, the rover will travel about 70 meters and collect post-drive imaging. Additionally, AEGIS will be used for a ChemCam observation, and MAHLI will examine the ground under the rover’s wheels.
Dr. Ryan Anderson, a planetary scientist at USGS Astrogeology Science Center and part of the ChemCam team on MSL, shared these updates on rover activities. Please note that any planned rover activities mentioned in these reports are subject to change due to various factors related to the martian environment, communication relays, and the rover’s status.
