During a science conference this week regarding the topic of sending humans to Mars, the issue of the planet's toxic dust was raised as a possible impediment to one day colonizing the red planet.
NASA's Mars rover program has been an outstanding success, but they must be getting a bit frustrated with the way their vehicles continue to act out like an unruly teenagers.
The Mars Curiosity rover continues to send back amazing imagery, and the latest batch is no exception, delivering a stunning 360-degree view of the planet's surface.