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Ejected Heat Shield as the rover descended to the Martian surface
Curiosity's Heat Shield in Detail", photo by NASA/JPL. Obtained at Aug. 5 (PDT), 2012 with Mars Descent Imager camera (MARDI) installed on bottom of Curiosity. The 15-foot (4.5-meter) diameter heat shield is shown 3 seconds after separation from the descent Capsule, when it was about 50 feet (16 meters) from the spacecraft. -
Curiosity's first image after landing
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First colored image from Curiosity
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Curiosity rover – near Bradbury Landing
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Curiosity's landing site (Bradbury Landing) viewed by HiRISE (MRO)
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Sol 13-Chemcam
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Curiosity's first test drive
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Curiosity First Arm Extension, Full Resolution
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Tracks from Eastbound Drive on Curiosity's Sol 22
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Curiosity's self-portrait (September 7, 2012; color-corrected).
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Curiosity's view of Mount Sharp (September 20, 2012; white balanced)
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Best View of Goulburn Scour
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Rocknest sand patch
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"Bathurst Inlet" rock on Mars – as viewed by the MAHLI camera on the Curiosity rover
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Drivemarks on Sol 59
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"Burwash" rock on Mars – as viewed by the MAHLI camera on the Curiosity rover
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Curiosity's view from the "Rocknest" looking eastward toward "Point Lake" (center) on the way to "Glenelg Intrigue"
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'Shaler' Unit's Evidence of Stream Flow
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Curiosity rover - view of "Sheepbed" mudstone (lower left) and surroundings
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"John Klein" mudstone - drill hole (1.6 cm (0.63 in)) made by Curiosity
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"Cumberland" bedrock on Mars - Curiosity's second drilling site - before/after
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"Darwin" rock outcrop on Mars - viewed by Curiosity
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Left-Front Wheel of Curiosity Rover, Approaching Three Miles
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"Confidence Hills" rock on Mars - Curiosity's first target at Mount Sharp
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Pahrump Hills" sand - viewed by Curiosity
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Alexander Hills" bedrock on Mars - viewed by Curiosity
