NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity acquired this image of the landscape it is currently navigating — hollows surrounded by ridges. Instead it went on a trip along several of the smaller ridges and even into some hollows. Those are the questions that we can answer with the images taken from a distance for the wider context, and then close-up to see all the details. That allowed us to do a first for the mission: image rocks outside the crater rim, 90 kilometers away (about 56 miles)! We are very excited about those images taken with the remote micro-imager of ChemCam and with added Mastcam context.