Opportunity rover still MIA as dust settles on Marsthat powered it gradually faded out. For several months, *Opportunity* [hasn't been getting enough power](https://arstechnica.com/science/2018/06/massive-martian-dust-storm-has-put-opportunity-rover-in-a-low-power-sleep/) to maintain normal function, causing it to shift into a hibernation mode. Once it underwent this
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