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| August 25, 2021 | Alexandra Kelley
The images were captured in early July by NASA rover Curiosity.
The red planet is less of a mystery to Earthly viewers thanks to new photographs released by NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover, revealing a jagged, mountainous terrain.
The rover climbed over a Martian mountain dubbed Mount Sharp, which stands at 5 miles tall with a 96-mile-wide basin of the planet’s Gale Crater. The photos released last week and captured in early July.
The panorama above captures the view from this point. More pictures show a flat but rocky terrain, set against a backdrop of a large mountain range.
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