What NASA’s Perseverance Rover Has Learned After 10 Months on Mars | WSJ

NASA’s Perseverance Rover and Ingenuity helicopter have been exploring the Red Planet since touching down in February. WSJ’s Robert Lee Hotz and NASA's Jennifer Trosper explain what the mission has accomplished and what it hopes to accomplish next. Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech

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[SoCalFreelance]

That Mars drone will be a featured exhibit in the Mars Museum 50 years from now. Just one of many attractions for people visiting the planet.

[oliverostrich]

as a martian i can confirm this happened

[shmookins]

I hear NASA is dabbling with the idea of sending walking robots to the caves of Mars. They are brainstorming with Boston Dynamics using the robot dog Spot.

[michaelzizer]

History is being written again by this milestone

[meawreg]

the best way to learn is through experience... and you've done that..

[danielmfpv]

I rememver watching this live, it was so amazing! Crazy to think this thing is all the way out there driving around on some other planet.

[andreachaverra]

What an amazing work this very brilliant people are doing. Universe is soooo interesting and NASA and all the companies that are trying to find answers should be fund forever and have all our support so they can continue doing research and creating tech.

[idrisabdi]

It's really cool sending something completely automated that never complains or demands pay rise.

[harukrentz]

MORE FUND FOR SPACE EXPLORATION PLEASE!!!

[Jr_Scientist]

NASA's Curiosity rover has been exploring the Martian surface for more than a decade

[taylorjohnson]

Such work to bring back samples if we only treated life here on earth with that effort

[conraddash]

James Cameron is on everything these days

[michaelbarady]

It learned that it travel that far to look at a bunch of rocks and hills. No air to breath, no water to drink, no vegetables or meat to eat. Glad all I need is a battery.Whew!

[imagain]

Forgot this thing even existed. Now we got the $10billion camera in space. Aliens or bust.

[jrtstrategicapital]

I wish they had the rover and helicopter over the FACE on mars! That would prove conclusively if that region had more than life but a past civilization 👍

[pushrod]

Be really nice if we could all stop fighting and work together towards goals depicted in this video.

[Sm-kzyj]

The first photo is the chopper and the rover together so sweet

[odinata]

I need that Perseverence model she has 0:45.
RC, perferably.

[e.o]

We have no way but keeping the beautiful and precious unseen habitat of planet earth safe and habitable for as long as possible with the Mars as another safe haven too for in emergency situations. colonization of the planet Mars seems very hard, time and energy consuming but possible till the end of 21th century. love to our planet and these scientists for their hard work!

[BIGGIEDEVIL]

such incredible feets by mankind in such a short amount of time just over 100 years ago we were learning to fly then the moon almost 70 years ago we are learning at an incredible rate its just mind blowing