NASA’s diligent rover to search for life on Mars continues to amaze researchers. The new panoramic photo taken with his Mastcom-Z camera is, by definition, separated by scientists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
For example, Panorama (enlarged), published by the U.S. Space Agency, immediately named a dark rock “Seal Rock” because of its specific shape at the University School of Earth and Video Conference discussion of space exploration in Arizona.
Probably, it was Mars wind Dig the rock in this interesting way, Bell said. Another thing that caught his attention was that on Tuesday, February 18, at the site of the landslide, there were some clear traces of erosion.
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Then there are the very light colored rocks, which sink to the ground, which the experts conspired against. “Is it vuconic rocks or limestone?” Why is the surface coated with some other material? Bell was surprised.
Jessro groove, 45 km wide, the site of diligence, contained a deep lake and a river delta billions of years ago. Deltas are excellent at preserving the signs of life on Earth, so this site is also considered to be able to retain traces of its biological past. It was chosen to take samples for analysis.
Mars’ next mission will be to test small drone ingenuity, which will fly to Red in search of new (and hopefully exciting) discoveries.
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