Posted 08.06.2012 at 4:38 pm
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Curiosity Cam
We've taken a look at some of the instruments Mars rover Curiosity will be using now that it's arrived at its destination, and our friends at PopPhoto have a look at the cameras that are documenting its journey. We've already seen a couple images beamed back to Earth, but we can expect more soon from the rover's higher res gear on display here.
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How soon, until this NASA technology trickels down and out to the public and we all enjoy better camera technology. I mean this in a good way! ;)