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Curiosity 10th Anniversary Poster

This image shows a two-sided poster that lists some of Curiosity's accomplishments to celebrate it's 10 year anniversary.

August 05, 2022

Stay curious with NASA and celebrate the agency’s Curiosity Mars rover’s 10th anniversary on the Red Planet with a two-sided poster that lists some of the intrepid explorer’s inspiring accomplishments. Download it for free here.

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