And he built a probe "Perseverance" Driving for meters on the surface of Mars, about two weeks after its landing on the red planet, amid hopes that it will help astronomers to advance their research.
The probe was controlled by the Mission’s experts on the ground, and exactly near the city Los Angeles American.
The probe advanced 4 meters forward, then turned 150 degrees to the left, and after that, it moved back 2.5 meters.
The engineer said on a mission "NASA"Anais Zarivian, it turned out amazingly, describing what happened as a big step.
And the US space agency published an image showing the traces left by the probe wheels on the surface of Mars.
In another, no less exciting picture, a broad ground appeared, with dark and prominent rocks, as well as dust above the place, while some sediments at the edge indicated the end of the river.
On Friday, the mission is expected to conduct an additional walking test on Mars.
According to scientific estimates, the probe "Perseverance" He can walk about 200 meters per day.
The mission’s engineers are keen to conduct very accurate checks and experiments on the probe, before sending it to search for any possible effects of life on the surface of the Red Planet.
The deputy mission coordinator, Robert Hogg, said that the probe "Perseverance" Its work program, including its robotic arm, works without lapses.
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وقام The probe It moves on six wheels and is the size of a car, with a cut of 6.5 meters, in a half-hour test in a Crater crater on the Red Planet.
And the probe “Perseverance” led to meters on the surface of Mars, about two weeks after its landing on the red planet, amid hopes that it will help astronomers to advance their research.
The probe was controlled by the Mission’s experts on the ground, and exactly near the city Los Angeles American.
The probe advanced 4 meters forward, then turned 150 degrees to the left, and after that, it moved back 2.5 meters.
The engineer said on the mission “NASAAnais Zarivian, it turned out amazingly, describing what happened as a big step.
And the US space agency published an image showing the traces left by the probe wheels on the surface of Mars.
In another, no less exciting picture, a broad ground appeared, with dark and prominent rocks, as well as dust above the place, while some sediments at the edge indicated the end of the river.
On Friday, the mission is expected to conduct an additional walking test on Mars.
According to scientific estimates, the probe “Perseverance” can travel about 200 meters per day.
The mission’s engineers are keen to conduct very accurate checks and experiments on the probe, before sending it to search for any possible effects of life on the surface of the Red Planet.
The deputy mission coordinator, Robert Hogg, said that the Perseverance probe and its work program, including its robotic arm, were operating without lapses.
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