On February 18, 2021, NASA successfully landed the Perseverance rover on Mars after traveling about 471 million kilometers from Earth. As it entered the Martian atmosphere at nearly 20,000 km/h, a powerful heat shield protected it from extreme heat. A supersonic parachute then deployed to slow it down. What followed was the intense “Seven Minutes of Terror.” Perseverance separated from the parachute, fired its rockets, and was carefully lowered to the surface using the sky crane system. Once the

#SPACE: NASA’s Perseverance Rover Captures Breathtaking Views of Mont Musard and Lac de Charmes on Mars In September 2025, NASA’s Perseverance rover captured a detailed mosaic of Mont Musard and the Lac de Charmes region on Mars. Using Mastcam-Z during a rare clear-atmosphere window, the images highlight olivine- and carbonate-rich terrain, helping scientists identify key sites for future sample collection and studies of Mars’s watery past. - What are your thoughts? Drop a comment below!👇💬 | E

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Curiosity’s Epic Journey to Mars! Ever wondered how NASA’s Curiosity Rover made it to the Red Planet? Let’s break it down step by step! 🌌🔴 1️⃣ Launch from Earth Curiosity blasted off aboard the Atlas V rocket, leaving Earth with a roar! The journey begins with a precise lift-off, aiming for Mars millions of miles away. 🌍➡️🚀 2️⃣ Cruise through Space After launch, Curiosity traveled across the solar system. It’s a 9-month journey through the vacuum of space, guided perfectly by NASA engineers.