NASA's Curiosity Rover Eyes Weird Rock On Mars

Tuesday, July 28, 2015 - 07:00 in Astronomy & Space

Measurements by Curiosity's rock-zapping ChemCam laser and another instrument revealed that a chunk of bedrock dubbed Elk contains high levels of silica and thus is a good candidate to preserve ancient organic molecules, if any exist in the area.

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