NASA says a massive martian dust storm may hit its Curiosity rover, raising questions about how the one-ton rover will fare. In a statement released earlier this week, NASA officials said they are tracking the regional dust storm on Mars, noting that it has not affected the operations of its two rovers on the surface... To continue reading, subscribe to The Space Reporter today.
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