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HUFFINGTONPOST.COM - Like a tourist who snaps a photo of himself in front of the Eiffel
Tower, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has stretched out its arm and
captured a high-resolution self-portrait in spectacular surroundings.
The 1-ton Curiosity rover
took 55 hi-res pictures with its Mars Hand Lens Imager camera, or
MAHLI, on Oct. 31. Mission scientists then stitched the images together
to create a full-color mosaic of Curiosity and its Gale Crater landing
site. click here to read more and to look at the giant sized photo