NASA’s rover Curiosity has been exploring our neighboring planet Mars since 2012. To be more precise, Curiosity is exploring Gale Crater, ideally located between the northern flat regions of the Red Planet and the southern hemisphere’s crater landscape. Gale Crater is an impact crater, approximately 154 km in diameter, that probably formed 3.5 billion years ago. A mountain about five kilometers high rises in the middle of Aeolis Mons.