space·[Dormant] moved to [email protected]byZeroCool NASA's Curiosity rover clocks 4,000 days on Marshttps://phys.org/news/2023-11-nasa-curiosity-rover-clocks-days.htmlOpen linkView original on feddit.ch191Comments12Reply
SSgtAStrawberry replylemmy.worldIf we start now, we can probably have it delivered just in time for 4500 days.2Reply
ggrue replylemmy.world Four thousand Martian days Apparently it is measured in sols, and it was just the headline that was ambiguous.6Reply
KKbobabob replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesCuriosity doesn't and that's what the article is about.4Reply
The Barto replysh.itjust.worksThat little broken wheeled beast is still trucking along like nothings happened.2Reply
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We should have baked a cake or something...
If we start now, we can probably have it delivered just in time for 4500 days.
Days? Why is this not measured in SOL?
Apparently it is measured in sols, and it was just the headline that was ambiguous.
Because we live on earth
Curiosity doesn't and that's what the article is about.
Curiosity isn't the one reading the article.
Write for your audience, exactly.
But lost 1/3 of it tires
Yarr, the red rocks be a cruel mistress!
That little broken wheeled beast is still trucking along like nothings happened.
Well after the planned two year mission...