This Thursday, February 18, Perseverance arrived on Mars, NASA’s rover robot launched last year with the aim of looking for signs of microbial life on the red planet.
4:01 p.m. (Colombian Hour), The mission’s official Twitter account shared the first picture of Mars ’perseverance and decided to celebrate the users’ historic achievement with some of the memes we collect here.
(read more: Diana Trujillo, the Colombian behind her perseverance).
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The release of Robot took place on July 30th. It took almost seven months to achieve its goal.
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Perseverance is the size of a car and Weighing 1,025 kilograms.
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The Decline Of this Explorer robot It took 7 minutes and was at a speed of 20,000 kilometers per hour.
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L Diligence Jesero descended into the abyss, In which It will take 687 days to explore the red planet.
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NASA broadcast the landing of perseverance on its website And on their Twitter, Facebook and YouTube accounts. It has traveled 470 million kilometers since its inception, in Cape Canaveral (USA).
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(Continue reading: What comes next after diligent landing on Mars?).
NASA is designing at least three passengers for that purpose, Bobby Brown, director of the Mars Model Revenue Program, explained at the press conference.
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Diligence will continue to explore the planet in an effort to discover new life forms and pave the way for future missions to Mars with humans.
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