La foreuse du rover Curiosity libérée après être restée bloquée sur un rocher martien

Les ingénieurs de la NASA ont résolu un problème inattendu sur le rover Curiosity lorsque sa foreuse est restée bloquée sur un rocher sur Mars. Cet incident marquait la première fois que l'agence était confrontée à ce problème spécifique. Il a fallu près d'une semaine pour libérer l'outil.

Le rover Curiosity, qui a réalisé de nombreuses découvertes à la surface de Mars, a rencontré un nouveau contretemps lorsque sa foreuse s'est logée dans un rocher. La NASA a confirmé qu'il s'agissait du premier incident de ce type dans l'histoire de la mission.

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