NASA's Perseverance Rover Captures Stunning Mosaic of Jezero Crater

The rover navigates challenging terrain as it ascends the crater's wall, revealing key sites from its mission on Mars.

Perseverance has been climbing the steep, slippery slopes of Jezero Crater as it aims to reach the rim by early December.
The rover's recent mosaic image highlights significant locations from its 3.5-year journey, including its landing site and sample depot.
NASA's team has employed various driving techniques to manage the challenging terrain, including backward driving and switchbacking.
Perseverance continues to collect samples, with 24 rock and regolith samples sealed so far, contributing to future Mars Sample Return missions.
The rover's ongoing exploration seeks to uncover more about Mars' past climate and potential habitability, with scientists eager to analyze new findings.