Mars is the closest planet to Earth in the solar system, also known as the Red Planet. Perseverance, which landed on the surface of Mars after a seven-month journey, landed on the surface of Mars on February 18. Perseverance's six-wheeled rover is currently investigating whether life on Mars was ever possible on Jezero Carter.
Since landing, he has been sending pictures to NASA. Jezero Carter is thought to have had a rhythm at some point. That's why NASA sent a spacecraft to Mars to study whether life was possible in the past.
The main purpose of this mission is to find the remains of life on Mars. Scientists estimate that life was possible on a planet two years long and the fourth farthest from the sun, which cost ७ 2.7 billion 3 billion years ago because of the amount of warmth and water. Perseverance will study the remains by excavating the surface of Jezero Carter.
NASA scientists say it is the 20th most ambitious mission the United States has ever sent to Mars. Perseverance has also taken a small helicopter with it. The helicopter will fly to Mars on its own charge. This will be the first flight from one planet to another. If successful, the 1.8-kilogram helicopter will observe Mars from the air.
These are the images sent from Mars by Perseverance
