185K views · 2.3K reactions | For the first time, you can watch a rover actually landing on Mars. The Perseverance rover has been sending NASA footage of its exploration, and the agency has since shared shots that offer our best look yet at what it’s like to land on Mars. https://cnet.co/3qJEeSd | CNET | Facebook

Surface of mars 225 million kilometers away from Earth #Mars #NASA #fblifestyle | Mars journey

Several mysterious shaped rocks were captured on the surface of Mars, sparking curiosity and scientific debate. 🔴🪨 Their unusual shapes may have formed naturally over millions of years through wind erosion, volcanic activity, or ancient water flow. However, some formations appear so structured that they make us wonder if there’s more to Mars’ history than we know. Every new discovery on the Red Planet brings us closer to uncovering its hidden past. #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Space Jou

This is the Mars Rover, exploring the surface of Mars a planet millions of kilometers away from Earth 🔴🚀. But why do we send rovers so far? Because Mars may hold the answers to life’s biggest questions. Scientists believe that billions of years ago, Mars had water, rivers, and a thicker atmosphere, making it somewhat like early Earth. 🌍 The rover’s mission is to study rocks, soil, and air to uncover signs of past or present life, understand the planet’s climate history, and prepare for future