Curiosity Rover provides Mars data thanks to New Mexico technology

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Ten years after the Curiosity Rover landed on Mars, scientists are still making critical discoveries thanks to technology developed at Los Alamos National Lab. "Chem Cam" sits atop the rover, which landed in August 2012, to learn whether the Red Planet was ever habitable. "Really Chem Cam has exceeded all of my expectations and I think it has exceeded the team's expectations," said Sam Clegg, Co-investigator.Story continues belowAlbuquerque: Video: Fight bet