Mastcam-Z flight hardware parts preparing for assembly
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These and other pieces will soon be merged with optics to become zoom lens assemblies that will undergo detailed testing this summer and fall at Motiv, at Malin Space Science Systems, Inc. (in San Diego, California), and at Arizona State University (in Tempe, Arizona). Then, in the blink of an eye, they’ll be on Mars!