<ul><li>Over the weekend, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity continued its march along the traverse, driving about 48 meters to the southwest past Texoli butte and Gould Mesa.</li><li>The two-sol plan includes contact science with observations on a nodule block named 'Matilija Poppy', as well as remote sensing activities to assess rock textures and stratigraphy in the vicinity.</li><li>Curiosity is set to drive further south and perform environmental monitoring observations on the second sol, looking for dust devils, monitoring atmospheric dust, and evaluating clouds.</li><li>The team is making good progress as they continue to explore and conduct scientific investigations on Mars.</li></ul>

Sols 4464-4465: Making Good Progress

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