Curiosity Rover Explores Mysterious Sulfur Stones on Mars
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NASA's Curiosity rover has captured a 360-degree panorama of the Gediz Vallis channel on Mars, revealing mysterious white sulfur stones with yellow crystals inside. The origins of these sulfur formations are puzzling scientists, as they typically form from hot springs or volcanic activity, neither of which have been found on Mars. Curiosity continues its mission, heading towards a formation called "the boxwork," which may provide further insights into Mars' geological history.
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