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Sols 4316-4317: Hunting for Sulfur

.Browsing the durable, demanding Martian landscapes is actually consistently a problem, as well as our current try to get to the "Lamb Creek" aim at highlights this. Our team had tried for little, far-off brilliant rocks, but coming from 50 gauges away (concerning 164 feets), the limited settlement of our pictures produced it complicated to adjust navigating. After a determined ride, the wanderer happened agonizingly close-- ceasing only except these tiny intense rocks. The stones, along with their distinctive rounded as well as pitted "surviving" pattern (pictured), definitely resemble essential sulfur obstructs that our team have actually faced prior to. Frustratingly, although the aim at rocks corrected under the front tire and plainly obvious in our navigation electronic cameras, they continued to be contemporary of grasp of the rover's arm.