Because of the awaiting
solar storm on March 7 NASA temporarily balanced operations on the Martian
surface rover Curiosity Mission Mars Science Lab (MSL). Currently, the rover
mission scientists have presumed from the "sleep" mode, because the
power of the solar storm was much lower than expect.
NASA has taken protection
in view of the fact that a large coronal mass ejection, presumably, was to
reach Mars in a few days, from March 7, the researchers say.
