NASAのインスタグラム(nasa) - 4月12日 07時37分

Back to the grindOur Perseverance Mars rover collects a sample from an outcrop the science team calls “Berea” using a coring bit on the end of its robotic arm. These images were taken by one of the rover’s front hazard cameras.A key objective for Perseverance’s mission on Mars is astrobiology – the search for signs life beyond Earth. The samples of Martian rock and dust that Perseverance takes are intended to be collected and returned by future missions in partnership with @EuropeanSpaceAgency for analysis on Earth.Image descriptions:1. A short video clip shows NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover collecting a sample from a rocky outcrop. Tailings pile up around the coring bit as it grinds into the rock.2. A wider view of the rocky outcrop the Perseverance science team calls “Berea” after the NASA Mars rover extracted a rock core (right) and abraded a circular patch (left). Part of the rover's wheel can be seen in the lower left.Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech#NASA #NASAJPL #NASAPerseverance #Mars #Space #Planets #SolarSystem #Astrobiology

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