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NASA’s Mars Perception rover successfully lands on Mars to study alien and climate debris. NASA recently received stunning photos from Mars Rover.
I like rocks. Look at these near my wheel. Are they volcanoes or debris? What story are they telling? Can’t wait to find out.#CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/7w3rbvbyoL pic.twitter.com/H3q1M0YJAd
– NASA Perseverance Mars Rover (ASNASAPersevere) February 19, 2021
While there are photographs of the surface of Mars … there is also a photo of the rover landing on Mars. NASA scientist Pauline Wang said they were shocked by the stunning image and felt that they had somehow succeeded. The photo was made possible by Mars Rover’s booster rocket Sky Crane System.
Scientists estimate that the rover was photographed six feet (2 m) above the surface of Mars. The Mars Perspective Rover is now said to be safe on the surface of Mars … more beautiful photographs to come.
The best is yet to come.
This high res image was illustrated ASNASAPersevere It is part of a video taken by several cameras while landing on Mars, which is still being transmitted and processed to Earth. https://t.co/uu8DlvlU2u #CountdownToMars pic.twitter.com/wVTbn81JvF
– NASA JPL (ASNASAJPL) February 20, 2021
Mars Rover successfully lands on Mars at 2.30 am Indian time on Friday. The experiment was carried out seven months ago to find signs of alien life on Mars, microbial fossils and their condition. After a long hiatus, the Mars rover entered orbit on Friday. Mars rover successfully lands on spacecraft on Mars’ Zero crater. NASA spent $ 2.4 billion (approximately $ 17 trillion) on the experiment. NASA recently released photos and scenes taken by a perversion robot sent with Mars Rover.
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