r/interesting • u/SwimmerLeather5333 • 15h ago

NATURE NASA released the the clearest images of Mars

NASA's Perseverance rover has sent back its latest images from the Martian surface, giving us another incredibly detailed look at the rocks, terrain and landscape of a world millions of miles away. The rover continues to explore Mars while sending new images and science back to Earth.

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u/autumnlight2022 9h ago

You know what? It's fine. I didn't have anything better to do with my time than sit here and look at 5,786 pages of Mars pictures

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u/LettuceShaver27 9h ago

Not a bad Tuesday

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u/squirrels-mock-me 6h ago

Better call in sick

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u/Coreyum 8h ago

That’s just from the rover! Then when you’re done you graduate to looking through the 780,000 Curiosity has so graciously given us 😊

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u/Weak-Introduction124 8h ago

Me either and yet this has been an extremely entertaining thread. Oh! And the photos of Nevada are cool too.