Size of the car Perseverance Rover to land on Mars soon, to start the exploration of the red planet

 

Size of the car Perseverance Rover to land on Mars soon, to start the exploration of the red planet

Perseverance, the last Land Rover of NASA, will reach its destination on March on February 18, 2021 after its launch in 2020. Find details here.

NASA has sent Land Rovers for nearly ten years on March to find more details on this red planet. The last addition is the perseverance that will land on March on February 18th. According to an article published on Space.com, NASA was launched by NASA using the Atlas V Rocket on July 30, 2020. This Rover Land Rover is a crucial part of the ambitious mission March 2020, which costs 2.7 billion. of dollars.

 

 

 

More details on this Land Rover

According to Space.com, Mars Rover perseverance is currently a mission cycle of a Martian year, which equate tus to 687 terrestrial days. It measures 10 feet long, 7 feet high and 9 feet wide wide, which is almost the size of a normal size car. The rover of perseverance weighs 1050 kilograms and is weighed less than a regular car.

This Mars Rover seems familiar because it is based on the design of the curiosity of the curiosity of the previous March land. The new Rover comes with the framework based on this old model and scientists from the March Science laboratory used the old technology alongside new ones to create this new Rover.

 

 

 

NASA has issued an official statement in 2017 regarding this Land Rover launched on Mars. Jim Watzin, Director of the Mars Exploration Program, said that the reuse of the former hardware and models often helps NASA minimize the chances of a faulty mission and also reduces the cost. Like the Curiosity Land Rover, perseverance also has six wheels, a robotic arm and one hand next to several cameras, machines and a drill to collect rock samples from the surface of March.

It also has advanced machines because it is radar penetrating to earth. It will dig holes on the Martian surface and will study and sample the rocky layers, ice layers and water layers up to 10 meters of the depth of the surface.

 

 

 

His mission

The mission of this new Land Rover is different from its predecessors. Its main mission is to find if there is a kind of life on Mars. He will try to find biosignatures on Mars of his past. The X-ray spectrometer and the ultraviolet laser will facilitate this Rover to find all traces of the forms of life of errors living on Mars.

Science.com quoted George Tahru, Executive Director of the Perseverance Mission, as indicating: "Our next instruments will rely on the success of MSL, which constituted land proving for new technologies.". He also stated that this mission would facilitate the task of future missions on Mars to find life on Earth.