NASA Mars

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@NASA 22.9 miles so far and lots more open road ahead... science.nasa.gov/mission/msl-cu…

POV: you're rolling around on the Red Planet You’re looking at six years on Mars in around two minutes. This timelapse contains images captured by our Curiosity rover between 2020 and 2026 from one of its navigation cameras. go.nasa.gov/4cH4mrt

@BartoszEvin @NASAJPL Good question. The colors in this picture are close to what you eye would see if you were there, but sometimes pictures from Mars are shown with color that would be seen under more Earth-like lighting conditions. Doing so can be useful to scientists.

@NASAJPL @NASAMars Why on some pictures the sky is blue /blueish?

Two new horizons: From different sides of Mars, the Curiosity and Perseverance rovers have both captured new panoramic perspectives of the science-rich landscapes they’re exploring. Perseverance's view shows a region that holds some of the oldest rocks in the solar system.

By "time traveling" in opposite directions on two different sides of Mars, the Curiosity and Perseverance rovers are helping scientists reconstruct key details about the planet’s history.

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@Nikoga281861 @NASAEarth HiRISE is basically just a pretty big telescope.

We see you, @NASAEarth Here's a view of the extraordinary Blue Planet and its moon, taken by the HiRISE instrument aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Happy Earth Day!

@Nikoga281861 @BamGee4 @NASAEarth It was taken from Mars. Details: uahirise.org/releases/earth…

@Nikoga281861 @NASAEarth Here's another one: uahirise.org/releases/earth… Jupiter, too! uahirise.org/releases/jupit…

@Nikoga281861 @NASAEarth It was taken from Mars. More details: uahirise.org/releases/earth…

@fpkadn @lyraddinary Mystery. And sometimes various organic compounds: nasa.gov/missions/mars-…

@NASAMars @lyraddinary what does mars dirt taste like please advise

@ok__vision @NASAJPL @NASASolarSystem Gone, but you never know when another might decide to hitch a ride.

@NASAMars @NASAJPL @NASASolarSystem How’s the little rock friend in the wheel doing? Or has it fallen out

Anyone headed out for a weekend road trip? (Pictures from Perseverance today)

@Ellhulto @space_jm_ It was actually taken from Mars orbit. More details: uahirise.org/releases/earth…

@space_jm_ During transit from Earth to Mars

This pic was taken from WHERE?!?!

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@bigalinv @fjc0000 @NASAJPL @NASAScience_ You might be interested in the article linked in the post: go.nasa.gov/3QiG52h

@fjc0000 @NASAMars @NASAJPL @NASAScience_ I disagree, it can be flashy and exciting, but announcing that "the results are in" and that they've found lots of molecules with no explanation of what that means or why it's important, is boring. And yes, they do owe use those answers because it tax payer funded.

After years of lab work, the results are in: A rock that our Curiosity rover analyzed has the most diverse collection of carbon-containing molecules ever found on the Red Planet. Of 21 organic molecules found, 7 were detected for the first time on Mars go.nasa.gov/3QiG52h

This data by itself can't be used to prove whether these organic molecules were created by biologic or geologic processes, but this finding does add to the growing list of organic compounds that we know can be preserved in the ancient rocks of Mars. Drill into the details: go.nasa.gov/3QiG52h