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NASA rover takes striking image of dawn's early light on Mars

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The image was taken by the Curiosity rover's Mastcam camera about an hour after the sun rose above a landscape featuring wind-carved cliffs in the distance.

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  1. Phys

    NASA's Curiosity rover catches stunning Martian dawn (opens Phys)

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    Phys's feed description

    A newly released panorama captured by NASA's Curiosity rover offers the most detailed view yet of distant, wind-carved Martian cliffs, highlighting features the mission's scientists have long been waiting to see up close. The scene was snapped at 8:30 a.m.

  2. EarthSky

    Martian dawn pic from Curiosity rover highlights cliffs and crags (opens EarthSky)

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    EarthSky's feed description

    On October 6, 2026, NASA released an image of Martian dawn from the Curiosity rover. The image captures a pale light illuminating distant cliffs and crags. The post Martian dawn pic from Curiosity rover highlights cliffs and crags first appeared on EarthSky .

  3. Gizmodo

    A Rare Image of Mars at Dawn Reveals the Beauty of Its Ancient Cliffs (opens Gizmodo)

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    Gizmodo's feed description

    NASA's Curiosity rover captured the soft morning light illuminating the Martian landscape.

  4. Casper Star-Tribune

    NASA rover takes striking image of dawn's early light on Mars (opens Casper Star-Tribune)

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    Casper Star-Tribune's feed description

    The image was taken by the Curiosity rover's Mastcam camera about an hour after the sun rose above a landscape featuring wind-carved cliffs in the distance.

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