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Three bridles connect descent_stage hardpoints directly to three curiosity_rover hardpoints and remain straight under the rover’s weight. The electrical umbilical connects descent_stage to curiosity_rover beside the load-bearing bridles, with a shallow gravity-driven curve. Each articulated wheel arm joins curiosity_rover to one of six_wheels; all six wheel bottoms share the same 20-centimetre clearance above martian_ground. The four visible descent_stage nozzles aim downward and outward toward the four densest origins within displaced_dust. Descent_stage remains supported by rocket thrust while the bridles support curiosity_rover; martian_ground supports every stone and fractured slab. Curiosity is 3.0 metres long, about the length of a small car and roughly 1.8 times a 1.7-metre adult’s height. 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