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Mars Dust Storm Now 'Planet-Encircling,' Dimming Hopes For NASA Rover

A dust storm has reduced sunlight and visibility on Mars. But NASA's Curiosity rover, seen in a self-portrait taken last week in the Gale Crater, runs on nuclear energy and is powering through. (NASA/JPL-Caltech via AP)
A dust storm has reduced sunlight and visibility on Mars. But NASA's Curiosity rover, seen in a self-portrait taken last week in the Gale Crater, runs on nuclear energy and is powering through. (NASA/JPL-Caltech via AP)

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