Mars Curiosity Mugs

Curiosity has been rollin' on the Martian surface for almost 6 years, now.

The lovable Curiosity Rover wants to play among the stars.

The adorable Curiosity Rover wants to play among the stars

Curiosity on Mars space art.

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A detailed vector drawing featuring the legendary Mars rover Curiosity for astronauts and any space lover. Launched in 2011 Curiosity managed to reach and land on the red planet. As of 2020 it is still operational and contributing to human's space exploration.

Erosion on Mars. Curiosity rover image. These are sedimentary rock deposits in the Gale Crater on Mars. Analysis indicates that wind-driven erosion and scarp retreat has formed these features. This view looks west-northwest from 'Yellowknife Bay'. Features include the Point Lake outcrop (centre right), the Gillespie Lake sandstone (bottom right), and the Sheepbed mudstone (bottom left). The Curiosity rover is part of the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission. It landed on Mars on 6 August 2012, on a mission to investigate the Martian climate and geology. Image obtained with the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on 14 February 2013.

The curiosity rover picked up the space core! A transmission to NASA read “I’ve made a terrible mistake.”

This time Curiosity didn't kill the cat.

This time Curiosity didn't kill the cat.

Earth from Mars. Curiosity rover image looking up at the night sky from the surface of Mars, with Earth visible as the brightest point of light (centre left). The Moon is just below Earth. The distance between Earth and Mars was around 160 million kilometres when this image was obtained. The Curiosity rover is part of the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission. It landed on Mars on 6 August 2012, on a mission to investigate the Martian climate and geology. Image obtained with the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on 31 January 2014.

Futuristic Design of the Curiosity Mars Rover

Mount Sharp, on Mars, obtained by NASA's Curiosity rover. This image has been adjusted to look approximately as it would on Earth to aid geologists in interpreting rock type. About 3 kilometres in front of the rover is a ridge containing lots of the iron oxide haematite. Beyond that is a plain rich in clay minerals, and beyond that hills rich in sulphate minerals. The changing minerals suggest changing environments on early Mars, but suggests that all involved exposure to water. Curiosity, part of the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission, landed in Gale Crater on 6 August 2012. Image obtained by Curiosity's Mastcam camera on 9 September 2015.

Curiosity rover. Computer artwork of the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission rover, Curiosity, on the Martian surface. The rover, which weighs over 900 kilograms, has a robotic arm to collect samples and a camera on a 2.1 metre tall mast. It was launched on November 26, 2011, and landed on Mars on 6 August 2012, on a mission to investigate the Martian climate and geology, and to determine if Mars is, or was ever, able to support microbial life.

THE MARS FAMILY

Lower slopes of Mount Sharp, Navigation Camera of NASA Mars rover Curiosity

I’ve been rovin’ for more than 650 sols and I look at dust and rocks and stuff. Lots of rocks. For science.

Sojourner & Spirit & Opportunity & Curiosity & Perseverance

Let's explore!

Earth from Mars. Curiosity rover image of Earth (bright dot at centre left) in the Martian night sky. The Moon can be seen just below Earth. Curiosity landed on Mars on 6th August 2012 on a mission to determine if Mars is, or was ever, able to support microbial life. Image obtained by Curiosity's Mast Camera on 31st January 2014 when the distance between Mars and Earth was approximately 160 million kilometres.

Mars Curiosity rover self-portrait. Composite image of NASA's Curiosity rover at the Mojave site on Mount Sharp on the surface of Mars. Imaged by Curiosity's Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) in 2015.

Employee of the month: Mars Perseverance Feb 2021 in wooden frame with gold and brown gradients

Part of a series of designs featuring planets in our Solar System as big cats, with information about each planet.

Futuristic Design of the Mars Rover Perseverance.

How did the cat made it to Mars in the first place?

Curiosity Rover

High resolution image captured by the Mars Curiosity Rover of sunset, a breathtaking celestial event captured from the Gale Crater on Mars. This image showcases the unique atmospheric conditions of the Red Planet, with the sun setting in the Martian sky, casting a blue hue due to the way the fine dust in the Martian atmosphere scatters sunlight.

"For the memory of a lifetime"

See you at the party, Richter!

This world has gone to the robots! Space probes fly over it, rovers drive on it, and together we are all mapping it. The Curiosity rover has been exploring Mars for over 6 years, much longer than it's 90-day expected mission. Celebrate this amazing machine and explore Mars in style with art by Austin Hinderliter. All proceeds support science research and education.

No Littering

The Last Words of the Opportunity Mars Rover from the Mars Exploration Mission.

This world has gone to the robots! The Curiosity rover has covered almost 13 miles as it explores and maps Mars. Explore Mars in style with art by Austin Hinderliter. All proceeds support science research and education.

Curiosity Killed the Rover

Share your curiosity about the future and your dedication to the sci-fi genre. Because it's all about family...