File:Mars Science Laboratory Landing Site Gale Crater.ogv
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DescriptionMars Science Laboratory Landing Site Gale Crater.ogv |
English: Soar over the crater on Mars that will be Curiosity's landing site. |
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Source | http://www-a.jpl.nasa.gov/video/index.cfm?id=1005 |
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