.Browsing the durable, unforgiving Martian surface is consistently an obstacle, and our recent try to get to the "Lambs Spring" target highlights this. Our team had gone for tiny, remote bright stones, yet from 50 meters away (concerning 164 feets), the limited resolution of our images made it difficult to adjust navigation. After an ambitious ride, the wanderer came uncomfortably close-- ceasing just short of these tiny brilliant stones. The stones, along with their distinguishing pivoted and matched "weathering" pattern (visualized), highly appear like elemental sulfur blocks out that our company've come across before. Frustratingly, although the aim at stones were right under the front steering wheel as well as accurately apparent in our navigation cams, they stayed contemporary of scope of the wanderer's division.