Curiosity-robotens borr lossad efter att ha fastnat i en sten på Mars

NASA-ingenjörer löste ett oväntat problem med Curiosity-roboten när dess borr fastnade i en sten på Mars. Händelsen var första gången myndigheten ställdes inför detta specifika problem. Det tog nästan en vecka att få loss verktyget.

Curiosity-roboten, som har gjort många upptäckter på Mars yta, stötte på ett nytt bakslag när dess borr fastnade i en sten. NASA bekräftade att detta var första gången något liknande inträffat under uppdragets historia.

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