Nasa Jpl - Blog Posts
Why does it take so long for the rover to reach Mars?
Mars Perseverance Rover Landed
Mars Perseverance rover landed on the surface of Mars.
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Mars Perseverance Rover Mission Landing Site
The Jezero crater (circle) on Mars was where the Mars Perseverance rover landed.
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Mars 2020 Perseverance
Mars 2020 Perseverance rover mission is to search for signs of ancient life on the red planet.
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Mars Perseverance Rover Head Section
The Mars Perseverance rover with its several cameras: SuperCam (Remote Micro-Imager), Mastcam-Z and Navcam.
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lone explorer from Earth around Saturnian system
An awe-inspiring journey captured by Cassini in the 13 years it’s been observing the Saturnian system. It is humbling and breathtaking to see the spacecraft taking images of the glowing and sun-eclipsing Saturn.
Preemptively, in few hours, Cassini will burn up and disintegrate like a meteor as it enters the Satrun’s atmosphere at 70,000 miles per hour.
It is truly a privilege to be part of NASA’s JPL to explore the grandeur of the universe.
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Nebula NGC 5189
Credit: Hubble
NGC 1850, a start cluster about 160, 000 light years away in satellite galaxy to our own milky way, known as the Large Magellanic cloud.
Uranus in visible light
Credit- NASA
Craters of moon
Credit: connor matherne
Crescent nebula
Credit : astrofalls
Messier 104 aka Sombrero Galaxy 🌌
Source :- Hubble
Carina nebula
Source : Hubble images
Lightsaber ( HH 24) captured by Hubble
Another of my old engineering memes for you all. :D