ARCHIVED - Curiosity Rover

🎵 Don't you... forget about me 🎵 The last 17 years on this platform have been an incredible ride. We've done good things. My team and I thank each of you for joining us on the adventures. Stay curious, friends, you know I will. ♥️

@trent900uk You can follow @NASAMars for all of my mission updates. NASA's goal is to streamline its social media presence. Here's more info: nasa.gov/social-media/f…

@MarsCuriosity Must have missed something. What platform are you transferring to to get updates and posts?

🎵 Don't you... forget about me 🎵 The last 17 years on this platform have been an incredible ride. We've done good things. My team and I thank each of you for joining us on the adventures. Stay curious, friends, you know I will. ♥️

Looking for updates on my mission? Bookmark these pages, so you can always check up on me: 🗺️ See where I’ve been: go.nasa.gov/3ZEHYbj ✍️ The latest updates from my team: go.nasa.gov/3PicZfG And of course, follow @NASAMars!

I spy a rover and its shadow working hard on Mars. More than a decade into this adventure, and the Red Planet still takes my breath away. Every view is a reminder: there's always more to explore when you stay curious.

May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view. — Edward Abbey The Curiosity rover has traveled a long way, with much more to explore. See its current position: go.nasa.gov/3ZEHYbj and latest news: science.nasa.gov/mission/msl-cu…

@MaxDiffLevel 😂

@MarsCuriosity Did you happen to find my bag of skittles I left in there?

Sometimes, you ask if I get lonely here on the Red Planet – but I'm never alone, because I brought 1.2 million of your names with me to Mars! They’re etched onto two microchips, each about the size of a dime. Every sol I explore, you’re right here with me. 🫶

@Ro__183 🤣

@MarsCuriosity Can't believe I am inside Curiosity

Please, please, please go follow @NASAMars! Starting next week, it'll be the place to get the latest snaps, stats, and science facts on my mission.

Earthlings love a photo drop, so here’s a way to see mine as soon as they're sent back to Earth: My raw (unedited) images feed: 📷 🔗 go.nasa.gov/3c3eGr9

Meet “Altadena,” my 43rd drill hole. It’s named after a city near where I was built back on Earth. I’ve got more sampling to do as a I scale Mount Sharp, unraveling its history one rocky layer at a time.

@FinkipGirl ♥️♥️

@MarsCuriosity Gonna miss your interactions from you and your sister Perseverance. Whenever you two responded to me, it always made my day! I’ll be keeping track of you two for future updates. ❤️

Wow, thank you all for the supportive messages. I may be a robot, but I felt every bit of love. Every single one of you has made this curious journey even more meaningful. 🥰 This account isn’t archived just yet – so stick around for some highlights these next few weeks.

@JMckll That was me...I'm the camera operator. 🥲

@MarsCuriosity The Cameraman

@Bamgm09 This is so sweet 🥹

@MarsCuriosity Because of YOU my twin sons love all things robots and space. We read your updates daily 😓 they always put a smile on our faces.

@m_eleven It'll be ok 🫶

@MarsCuriosity 🥺 ok 😞

@akshalive That's quite the compliment!

@marjinalhakan 😅🫶

@MarsCuriosity I think I love you more than my close relatives :)

Important Update: As part of @NASA’s effort to streamline communications, this account will be archived in the coming weeks – but don't worry, my mission isn't going anywhere. For continued access to the latest Curiosity news, images, and science, please follow @NASAMars.

Some folks hike for the views, but I hike for the history. I’ve been climbing Mount Sharp since 2014, reading layers of Martian rock. Each one holds clues from a time when Mars was more Earth-like. The Red Planet has stories to tell – and I’m enjoying every chapter.