<ul><li>NASA's Mars rover Curiosity conducted an inspection of the magnet on its MAHLI camera using Mastcam, aiming to assess the quantity of Martian dust particles accumulated on the magnet.</li><li>The rover completed a traverse of about 25 meters, undertook inspection imaging activities, and planned scientific observations of the pale layered sulfate unit and a new ridge-forming unit.</li><li>On Sol 4537, Curiosity focused on driving activities, conducted scientific observations, and planned a 21-meter drive to a bedrock area of scientific interest.</li><li>Sol 4538 involved sky observations, including a dust-devil survey, atmospheric optical depth measurement, and sky composition study using various instruments like Navcam, Mastcam, and ChemCam.</li></ul>

Sols 4536-4538: Dusty Martian Magnets

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