Curiosity Reporting

Curiosity was launched from Cape Canaveral on November 26th 2011....

If you have an Android device then you can download Curiosity Reporting here, an app from the people at Remy Benza . More than 954 downloads mean that Remy benza has placed Curiosity Reporting in the top of Education apps. One of its strong points is its configuration options that will make its use easier.

The real success of Curiosity Reporting , in addition to the high quality of its content, has been the accessibility of its developers to listen to user comments and act accordingly. As its popularity grew and its income increased, they started to create more and more original content so we can expect continuous improvements on it. The developer is updating this title often, in the link you will have the latest version always available for download.

Curiosity launched from Cape Canaveral on November 26, 2011. It took more than 8 months to complete its 560 million kilometer journey and successfully land on Mars on August 6, 2012. Since then, Curiosity has transmitted more than 360,000 images of return to Earth. The main scientific goal of the mission is to determine if Mars could ever have supported life and to study the climate and geology of Mars.

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• Explore years of amazing photos taken by Curiosity

• See the latest images that Curiosity transmits to Earth each week