Photo: Two of the first images transmitted back by Curiosity, as seen on monitors at JPL 20 minutes after the rover landed on Mars. (Xeni Jardin) NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory was a magical place to be last night, as engineers, flight specialists, NASA administrators, space celebrities, and scientists from many fields gathered to witness the

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Mars Curiosity Rover: Boing Boing’s $2.5 billion dollar question about image file types, answered by JPL

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