.After the normal early morning regimen of carrying out some engineering cleaning, Curiosity continues to take some remote control science reviews. Our experts take a ChemCam LIBS monitoring and a Mastcam picture of the "Peeler Lake" aim at, a darkened, nodular aim at that seems even more erosion-resistant than close-by stones. Through contrasting Peeler Lake to "Kings Gulch" (which additionally has some nodules), the science staff may be able to identify even more about their relative structures. ChemCam additionally takes RMI pictures of the Kings Canyon punch tailings. There is additionally a ChemCam RMI mosaic of Gediz Vallis as well as a Mastcam of the "Sky High Lake" intended, which is a stone along with a grey layer. The final trait in this particular science block is a graphic down the CheMin inlet before we provide example to the instrument. After a long snooze, in the overdue afternoon our experts have the first component of a huge Mastcam mosaic of "Milestone Peak" stations down payments and also we incorporate some additional frameworks to our ongoing 360-degree scenic view. This overdue mid-day lighting helps highlight coatings as well as appearances. Our experts also possess our typical DAN and REMS monitorings throughout the program.