Mars rover Curiosity ready to drill

The video describes the Rover's journey to Yellow Knife Bay, where it uses a hammer action drill to penetrate rocks up to 5 centimeters deep. The Rover collects dust samples and deposits them into its onboard labs for analysis.

How far is the Rover from its landing site as it approaches Yellow Knife Bay?

• 700 meters

• 500 meters

• 1000 meters

• 900 meters

What tool does the Rover use to drill into the rock?

• Diamond-tipped drill

• Sonic drill

• Hammer action drill

• Laser cutter

How deep can the Rover's drill penetrate into the rock?

• 3 centimeters

• 5 centimeters

• 10 centimeters

• 7 centimeters

What does the Rover do with the dust samples it collects?

• Deposits them into onboard labs

• Discards them

• Stores them in a container

• Sends them back to Earth

What is the purpose of the onboard labs in the Rover?

• To provide shelter for astronauts

• To store extra fuel

• To analyze collected samples

• To communicate with Earth