article_snippet.sent: The orbiting spacecraft captured a shot of Curiosity near the base of Mount Sharp in Gale Crater.
article_snippet.sent: The image was taken using the High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRise) camera on the Martian satellite, from a height of 187 miles (300km) above the surface.
article_snippet.sent: North is towards the top in the image, with the entire view spanning about 1,640ft (500 metres) across.
article_snippet.sent: Curiosity has been driving a route through an area called Artist’s Drive, on Curiosity way to the higher layers of Mount Sharp after examining Pahrump Hills.
article_snippet.sent: Curiosity ultimate science destination, Logan Pass, is at the bottom left of The image.
article_snippet.sent: Nasa scientists in California have revealed a distant image of Curiosity (shown).
article_snippet.sent: Nasa scientists in California was taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter from 187 miles up.
article_snippet.sent: Here's the view from the surface: Curiosity took this image of Artist's Drive around a similar time that the MRO spacecraft spotted it from orbit.
article_snippet.sent: the rover is now on the rover way to a region called Logan Pass .
highlights_snippet.sent: Nasa scientists in California have revealed a distant image of Curiosity taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: a distant image of Curiosity taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter was taken from an altitude of 187 miles (300km) up, revealing where the rover is heading towards .
  