
NASA / Dimitri Gerondidakis
TWO DAYS TILL LAUNCH... Expect at least the next two journal entries to be about the Curiosity rover and its impending departure for Mars. The Atlas V rocket carrying the Red Planet-bound spacecraft will be rolled out to its launch pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida tomorrow, while the Big Event itself will take place at 7:02 AM, Pacific Standard Time on Saturday...weather permitting and all. Godspeed, Curiosity!
Oh—and Happy Turkey Day, everyone! (To all of my fellow Yanks, that is.)

NASA / JPL - Caltech
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