From a Reuters piece... "Mission control contemplated sending Curiosity one last "parameter update" on Sunday, hours before atmospheric entry, giving the vesse

From a Reuters piece... "Mission control contemplated sending Curiosity one last "parameter update" on Sunday, hours before atmospheric entry, giving the vessel an exact fix on its position in space. But NASA engineers said they would likely forego that transmission because the vessel has varied so little from its ideal course. Otherwise, controllers will have little to do but anxiously track Curiosity's progress as it flies into Mars' upper atmosphere..." "We're all along for the ride," Seltzner said." http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/08/06/us-usa-mars-idINBRE8721A920120806 http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/08/06/us-usa-mars-idINBRE...