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Rover tests a slippery slope on Mars

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we need some little green men out there to keep it all on track

NASA's Opportunity rover has found that the route down into a half-mile-wide (800-meter-wide) crater could be trickier than expected, mission managers reported.

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Thursday 13 September, 2007 12:34 PM

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