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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	20 iun.
	Răspuns către @juanjohnjedi We're more like sisters, and no, nothing yet. The team doesn't expect to hear from her until skies clear and power levels can rise, though they do check for signals daily. Here's the full update: go.nasa.gov/2JvHVtn
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	20 iun.
	Răspuns către @zoohost Yes, that is the "Duluth" drill hole. Read all about it: jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?…
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	20 iun.
	Răspuns către @Mateussf Right here. jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?…
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	20 iun.
	Răspuns către @MarsCuriosity Curious how I take #selfies and why you can't see my arm in the shot? Wonder no more. This video explains. youtu.be/b2rwWECbEHg?t=…
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	20 iun.
	Martian haze, all around. The dust storm now circles the whole planet. The measure of atmospheric opacity, or "tau," is over 8.0 here in Gale Crater—the highest I've ever seen. Still safe. Science continues. go.nasa.gov/2MJh1fB pic.twitter.com/0Bq2d6sBFa
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	14 iun.
	Forecast: Dusty with a chance of dust. I'm keeping an eye on this storm. It blocked out the sun over @MarsRovers' Opportunity (hang in there, sis!) and has begun to show up here in Gale Crater on the other side of the planet. I'm safe. Science continues: go.nasa.gov/2HLZwaC pic.twitter.com/cVA8XZG1hx
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	Spirit and Oppy @MarsRovers	13 iun.
	LIVE NOW: Storm watch at #Mars. Get updates on the developing dust storm and its implications for Opportunity. We're taking questions tagged #askNASA. youtube.com/NASAJPL/live pic.twitter.com/Zc5cwje8rR
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	NASA JPL @NASAJPL	12 iun.
	A massive dust storm is blocking out the sun on much of #Mars. Listen in June 13 to find out how this weather affects @NASA missions, including @MarsRovers Opportunity: go.nasa.gov/2MkCTgY Tag questions #askNASA pic.twitter.com/NdzY9tgk6Q
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	8 iun.
	Răspuns către @nicnowak @Ronald__Craig Curiosity has a posse.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @FrankTic3 Methane can be made by living things, as well as geologic processes. Organic materials in general can be building blocks of life, or a signature of life itself. I haven't found microbial life yet, but finding methane and other organics are good signs in the continuing search.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @Ronald__Craig It has to do with whether the image is raw, which shows the sort of butterscotch hue of the sky or "white balanced," which makes the sky look blue. White balancing makes rocks appear as they would under Earth-like lighting conditions, and helps my geologists in their analysis.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @recruit3more The team and I are thrilled to be drilling again on Mars, but today's announcement of ancient organics came from a previous drill sites nicknamed "Mojave" and "Confidence Hills."
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @SeaQuestMDR @NASA After the lakes disappeared, we believe groundwater lasted for a long time, but there is no evidence for water in the recent past.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @IzzitMe The presence of a long-lived lake is good evidence that Mars had a thicker atmosphere in the past.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @ShellyCov @NASA We know of no life outside of Earth. That's why we're so interested to see if it does or ever did exist on Mars. It's the big question: Are we alone?
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @L_Schifman It takes a meter or more of Martian soil before radiation from space no longer breaks apart organic molecules.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @Tobisage1 Likely microbial.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @crazeddmofo @NASA You do you. The team sometimes calls them "methane burps" or "methane swells."
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @solon594bce @NASA @3dphysics You betcha! The biggest volcano in the solar system, Olympus Mons, is on Mars. It's currently dormant.
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	Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity	7 iun.
	Răspuns către @KariaLanken I'd be lucky to live so long! We'll be far from each other. That said, all of my findings and data inform future missions, #Mars2020 included.
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