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NASA's Curiosity rover has been exploring our cold, red neighbor for almost a decade. Over the years, the rugged Martian terrain has taken serious b...

Washington, March 7 (IANS) NASA's curiosity rover recently snapped a close-up image of a tiny, flower-like mineral deposit on the surface of Mars.

NASA's Curiosity rover recently snapped a close-up image of a tiny, flower-like mineral deposit on the surface of Mars.

NASAs curiosity rover recently snapped a close-up image of a tiny, flower-like mineral deposit on the surface of Mars.

A new image taken by the Curiosity rover reveals a tiny, flower-like mineral deposit less than half an inch wide on the Martian surface.

NASA’s Curiosity rover landed on Mars way back in 2012, and it’s still rolling around, capturing new images all the time. At the end of February, the little rover spotted a tiny ‘flower’ on the martian planet roughly the size of a penny.

NASAs Curiosity rover has been giving us a visual treat of Mars since it landed in 2012. Curiosity rover has so far clicked more than 1,000 images of the red planet. Now, NASAs Curiosity rover has captured its highest-resolution panorama yet of the Martian surface. The composite contains 1.8 billion pixels of Martian landscape.

This may be the closest we will ever come to finding a flower on Mars.

A new image taken by the Curiosity rover reveals a tiny, flower-like mineral deposit less than half an inch wide on the Martian surface.

It might be nicknamed the red planet, but there's a lot more to Mars than just rocks and red dust. NASA's images show plenty of hidden beauty and