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July 23, 2011

Curiosity Landing Site

Mars Science Laboratory (a.k.a. Curiosity) will land inside the Gale Crater. The Mars explorer is scheduled to launch late this year and land in August 2012. The crater is named for Australian astronomer Walter F. Gale.

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