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Matt Roman, an engineer with Space Science Systems, works with a photo system, identical to the one possessed by the new rover headed to Mars, in Baker, California. Reuters/Gene Blevins
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Members of the Mars Science Laboratory run a test between an engineering model of the current rover on Mars (front) and its successor, dubbed "Curiosity" (back), in the desert near Baker, California. Reuters/Gene Blevins
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Members of the Mars Science Laborator test out an engineering model of its next generation Mars rover, dubbed "Curiosity", in the desert near Baker, California.. Reuters/Gene Blevins
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Members of the Mars Science Laboratory test out an engineering model of its next generation Mars rover, dubbed "Curiosity", in the desert near Baker, California. Reuters/Gene Blevins
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