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Recently, NASA’s#Perseverance rover made a picture-perfect landing on the floor of Mars’s Jezero crater. Here's a look at what its mission has in store on the Red Planet: @ScienceVisuals #Mars2021
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It's been a little over a week since Perseverance landed on Mars. Here are some of the sights the rover has captured during week one on the Red Planet: 📸: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Scientists are using some of Earth's most Mars-like environments to test out new technologies and theories ahead of crewed missions to the red planet
Mars iron core ain't what it used to be. A billion years ago, it lost most of its magnetic field. The Solar Wind has since stripped away much of its atmosphere away, now 1% of Earth's. Colonizing the red planet is a ridiculous way to help humanity.
New Mars photos from NASA's Perseverance rover show red planet in stunning detail
WATCH: Images from Mars: A color photograph beamed back by @NasaPersevere shows the six-wheeled vehicle dangling just above the surface of the red planet moments before touchdown
WATCH: @NasaPersevere released the first video of its Perseverance rover landing inside a crater of Mars, the first stop on a search for traces of ancient microbial life on the Red Planet#CountdownToMars
ICYMI: @NasaPersevere released the first video of its Perseverance rover landing inside a crater of Mars, the first stop on a search for traces of ancient microbial life on the Red Planet#CountdownToMars
Watch the nail-biting video of the Mars rover landing on the Red Planet
It’s 133 million miles from here to Mars, but the recent landing of the Perseverance rover on the red planet is still local news (sort of).
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Starman, last seen leaving Earth, made its first close approach with Mars today—within 0.05 astronomical units, or under 5 million miles, of the Red Planet
🚀 We have LIFTOFF to Mars! The @ulalaunch Atlas V takes flight with our @NasaPersevere rover. The #CountdownToMars continues as Perseverance begins her 7-month journey to the Red Planet!
JUST, WOW.😍 Grab the popcorn because the @NasaPersevere rover has sent us a one-of-kind video of her Mars landing. For the first time in history, we can see multiple angles of what it looks like to touch down on the Red Planet. #CountdownToMars
Welcome to Mars, @NasaPersevere ! Congratulations@NASA and @NASAJPLJPL – another successful mission to the Red Planet ❤️👽
Scientists believe they've found liquid water on Mars for the first time, a potential game-changer in the search for life on the Red Planet
NASA's Curiosity rover captures an incredible panoramic view of Mars from the Gale Crater, showing dunes, buttes and ridges across the Red Planet's surface.
LIVE NOW: The #CountdownToMars begins. We are launching a historic mission to the Red Planet. Tune in to watch @NasaPersevere liftoff and begin her mission to search for signs of ancient life on another world:
Our spacecraft stuck the ! Its new #MarsLandingome is Elysium Planitia, a still, flat region where it’s set to study seismic waves and heat deep below the surface of the Red Planet for a planned two-year mission. Learn more:
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