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A deeper look at the NASA rover and craft going to Mars

By Raymond Grumney

July 29, 2020 at 9:42PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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Raymond Grumney

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Ray Grumney is the news graphics director at the Star Tribune, with a proven 30-year award-winning track record. He is a driven visual journalist focused on developing and implementing high-impact design solutions to sometimes complicated data-driven stories.

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