Now that Curiosity is safely on Mars, NASA is swapping out the flight software in the big rover's primary and backup computers in favor of a software package that will maximize Curiosity's ability to function on the surface. The exploration software will enhance control of all the scientific instruments on the rover while also giving Curiosity a limited ability to operate independently.
The changeover will take four Martian days.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
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