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Where should the (Curiosity rover) data (and hypotheses to be tested) go?[edit]
Hey Flexx. I saw your comment in the section: Where should the data (and hypotheses to be tested) go? on the Talk:Curiosity rover page. I have opened up a related discussion (not about the rover, but it includes a question about the science results) on the Talk:Mars Science Laboratory page. You may wish to weigh in. But if you do, I would appreciate it if you would try to get your head around the (different) of what is the scope (now that Curiosity rover article has been hived off) of the MSL article. Cheers. N2e (talk) 05:25, 8 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]
