TrueThis photo, taken from several snapshots taken diligently, shows the ridge of the Jessero Gorge, which scientists say had a lake 3.5 billion years ago.
NASA released an amazing panoramic photo of Mars on Wednesday, February 24th The rover landed last week.
This photo, reconstructed from several snapshots taken by the vehicle, shows the rocks of the Xero gorge, which scientists say contains a deep lake that ran about 3.5 billion years ago. The rover took 142 360 degree shots with high definition cameras installed on its mast.
“We are set on a good platform and from there you can see very similar traits found in spirit, opportunity and enthusiasm. [trois rovers ayant précédé Perseverance sur la planète rouge] In their landing zone “, Said Jim Bell of the University of Arizona.
Find traces of ancient life
The U.S. space agency has the obvious goal of finding traces of ancient life in red space, by collecting up to thirty rock samples over at least two years.
Diligent cameras will help scientists determine the geological history and atmospheric conditions of the abyss and identify rocks and sediments that will be collected before being carried to Earth in a future mission planned for the 2030s.
NASA has already released on Monday, two exceptional documents captured by its rover, an amazing video of its landing from all angles and a sound of the Martian wind, the first audio recorded by a microphone on the red planet.
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