How NASA's Curiosity Rover Photographed a Martian Butte

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NASA's Curiosity rover captured a detailed image of 'Miraflores', a roughly 20-foot erosion-resistant butte in Gale Crater on Mars. Fstoppers looks at the photographic process behind the shot.

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How NASA's Curiosity Rover Photographed a Martian Butte

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