NASA’s Perseverance rover has completed an epic climb on Mars.
The Perseverance rover crested the rim of the Crimson Planet’s Jezero Crater this week, wrapping up a 3.5-month-long trek throughout which it gained about 1,640 vertical ft (500 meters) and tackled 20% slopes with slippery, shifting footing.
“Throughout the Jezero Crater rim climb, our rover drivers have finished a tremendous job negotiating a number of the hardest terrain we’ve encountered since touchdown,” Steven Lee, deputy challenge supervisor for Perseverance at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California, stated in a statement on Thursday (Dec. 12).
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