30K views · 426 reactions | NASA Mars Rover Drilling into Martian Surface During Exploration Mission! | Space Voyager | Facebook

A part of the Mars rover was seen on the surface of Mars, lying on the dusty red ground.During missions, rovers sometimes leave behind covers, shields, or equipment after completing important tasks. These pieces help scientists understand how the rover works and how harsh the Martian environment really is. Every object left behind becomes a small chapter in Mars exploration history. 🔴🤖✨ #space #spacex #nasa #fblifestyle | Space Journey

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

30K views · 784 reactions | Today our Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter mission marks 15 years since launch. It has shown us an active Red Planet, capturing dust devils, fresh impact craters, and even avalanches in progress from orbit – all while also supporting ground operations. See more: go.nasa.gov/3kExWRu Learn all about the mission: mars.nasa.gov/mro/ | NASA Mars | Facebook