Not exact matches
Once the
rock samples were drilled, Curiosity's robotic arm delivered the
rock powder to the
Sample Analysis on Mars (SAM) instrument, where it was used for a variety of chemical analyses, including the geochronology — or
rock dating — techniques.
The robot fed the resulting
rock powder into its
Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument, which heated the sample, vaporizing it into gases that the tool could an
Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument, which heated the
sample, vaporizing it into gases that the tool could an
sample, vaporizing it into gases that the tool could analyze.
This animation depicts NASA's Mars rover Curiosity drilling a hole to collect a
rock -
powder sample at a target site called «John Klein.»
Analysis of the Big Sky and Greenhorn
rock -
powder samples by CheMin and SAM will continue over the next few weeks as the rover continues its journey to the dunes.