The persistent astronaut took a picture of a fascinating relic on Mars
NASA's persistent astronaut moving toward a fascinating river delta at the mouth of Mars' Jezero is a remnant of Operation He photographed his landing.While the perseverance probe, like the Ingenuity Martian helicopter, is on its way to reach the ancient tropical river delta, it must first get close to its main landing site. He was passing by.
Now the images taken by this probe from this area are a beautiful reminder of this mission. Memories of the time when Perseverance landed on the Red Planet in a terrifying moment in February 2021 (
- NASA fascinatingvideo of landing Arizona State
University persistentastronomer Steve Ruff, an Arizona State
University associate professor and astronomer, also released a
video this week summarizing the astronaut's arrival on
Marsand what to look for. The parachute and protective
shield of the probe were displayed as two key components of the
landing system. This video shows images taken by perseverance in
April, in which a dusty parachute and the back shell of the landing
system can be seen. Describing as a data probe and a Martian
photographer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, he shared images
taken by a camera mounted on the rover's mast on April 9 (April
20).
Persistence in imaging debris The landing itself documents the remnants of the initial stages of the mission to Mars. Imagine a day in the future when humans step on Mars and visit the historic site of the arrival of perseverance. There may be a signboard: "On February 18, 2021, NASA's persistent astronaut landed on Mars. The wreckage of the landing system is here. JPL-Caltech/ASU/Kevin Gill
Source: CNet