Since it landed on Mars on August 5, 2012, Curiosity has been exploring the red planet and helping scientists learn new facts about Mars. The mission of the rover was to see whether Mars could have supported life as well as learn more about the planet's geology and atmosphere. Thanks to Curiosity, researchers have learned that Mars contained water and chemicals that are the building blocks of life. On March 6, 2020, Curiosity climbed Greenheugh Pediment and set a record for the steepest climb. Greenheugh Pediment is a 3-mile (or 5 kilometers) high sheet of rock on top of a hill, and Curiosity...