.After the standard early morning routine of performing some engineering cleaning, Interest remains to take some distant scientific research monitorings. Our company take a ChemCam LIBS observation and a Mastcam photo of the "Peeler Lake" target, a darkened, nodular target that seems even more erosion-resistant than close-by rocks. Through matching up Peeler Pond to "Kings Gulch" (which likewise has some blemishes), the science team might have the ability to determine even more regarding their relative make-ups. ChemCam also takes RMI images of the Kings Gulch bore tailings. There is additionally a ChemCam RMI mosaic of Gediz Vallis and a Mastcam of the "Heavens High Pond" aim at, which is actually a stone along with a grey coating. The last thing in this science block is a graphic down the CheMin inlet just before our team provide sample to the tool. After a long nap, in the overdue mid-day our team possess the initial aspect of a large Mastcam mosaic of "Turning point Height" network deposits as well as our company add some even more structures to our ongoing 360-degree scenery. This overdue afternoon illumination helps highlight coatings as well as structures. Our team additionally possess our normal DAN as well as REMS monitorings throughout the program.