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Obama cheers 'mind-boggling' Curiosity mission

Obama cheers 'mind-boggling' Curiosity mission

Aug 13th, 2012

Hailing NASA's "mind-boggling" Mars landing of the Curiosity rover, President Barack Obama urged the scientists operating the craft on Monday to phone home immediately if they find any extra-terrestrials. (Source: Associated Press) -
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