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Rover Flight Director Report

Want to know what our intrepid rovers have been up to lately? In our latest Mars Rover report -- Spirit is cloud-watching and Opportunity is moving up in the world.

Rover Flight Director Report

Now that the worst of Mars winter is past, the intrepid rovers are getting busy again. Find out what Spirit and Opportunity have been up to in our latest Report from Mars.

A Postcard From Opportunity

Views from the jagged-edged Victoria Crater on Mars, taken by NASA's Opportunity rover.

A Postcard From Spirit

NASA's Spirit rover sends a stunning panorama from Gusev Crater, Mars.

Rover Flight Director Report

It's the fourth anniversary of the Mars Exploration Rovers. The twin rovers have operated now 16 times longer than the original three-month prime mission and they're still going.

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The Mars rovers have weathered dust storms and are now back in action.

Video: Opportunity - Waiting for the Dust to Settle

Can NASA's Opportunity rover weather a gigantic dust storm on Mars?

Surveying the Scene Above Opportunity (Simulation)

This animation shows a hypothetical flyover above Victoria Crater, where the Opportunity rover is perched on a rim.

Opportunity Poised to Enter Victoria Crater

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The Spirit rover found soil deposits on Mars that were formed by processes that require the presence of water. Half a world away, Opportunity continues to survey "Victoria Crater."

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NASA's Spirit rover spied some dust devils dancing across the Martian terrain.

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Spirit has completed its IDD campaign of the "Montalva" target and in the upcoming week, Opportunity will image Victoria Crater.

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This week marks Opportunity's third anniversary on Mars. The rover joins its twin, Spirit, in three years of continuous surface operations on the red planet.

Video: Three Years on Mars: Opportunity's Story

NASA's Opportunity rover, now exploring Mars for three years, is half a world away from its twin, Spirit.

Video: Three Years on Mars: Spirit's Story

Scientists expected the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity to run for three months. Three years later the hardy rovers are still operating on opposite sides of the red planet.

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Spirit moves toward "Esperanza" and Opportunity studies "Bottomless Bay."

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Spirit is moving away from its winter haven and Opportunity is reaching new vistas.

An Opportunity to Study Mars

This video compilation shows images from the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity's 32 months on Mars.

First Person: Dr. Edward Tunstel

Dr. Tunstel shows JPL's robotic test beds and models of the Mars Exploration Rovers.

Opportunity Video: Erebus Rim

This video shows a panoramic view from Opportunity: the rim at "Erebus Crater."