
And lo....
it did come to pass that Eadon gave his usual pavlovian reaction and derailed a thread with his unrelated MS obsession.
Ever since landing on Mars, the Curiosity rover hasn't moved around that much – just 733 meters to date. But that's about to change as NASA prepares to send the rover on an eight-kilometer trek to the base of Mount Sharp. Curiosity's route to Mount Sharp The long and winding road ahead "We know we're going to start in a …
yes
I KNOW that its 99.999999% probable that the mars rat picture is a fluke,
BUT
if it isnt ?
cant curiosity follow its tracks back to have a close look,
Just in case,
if it was something that looked like water, would they follow that up ?
just because its very unlikely does not mean its not true.