Perseverance Mars Rover Spots 'Shark Fin' And 'Crab Claw' Rocks On Red Planet
NASA's Perseverance Rover recently spotted a shark-fin-looking outcrop and an accompanying crab-claw-like boulder on the Red Planet.

Since arriving on Mars on Feb. 18, 2021, the rolling robot has been exploring the Jezero Crater on Mars while hunting for signs of ancient life.

Even though the now barren and arid landscape of Mars overflowed with water billions of years ago, there is no evidence that the planet was abundant with any sort of seafood, and these images certainly don't change that.

In July 1976, NASA's Viking 1 spacecraft was exploring Mars from orbit, taking pictures of the Martian landscape that would later be used to select a landing site for the Viking 2 lander.

In Sept. 1997, NASA's Mars Global Surveyor arrived at the Red Planet, with one of its primary missions being to reexamine this rocky outcrop.

In April 1998, the MGS finally flew over the Cydonia region of Mars, where the supposed Face on Mars was located, capturing images ten times sharper than those taken 18 years prior by Viking 1.

There was more to discuss as a recent image by the agency's Curiosity rover seemed to show an abandoned spoon floating over the surface of the Red Planet.

Stay in the loop by subscribing and spreading the word about my channel. Have a good Day.

https://www.tiktok.com/@4th.dimensional
youtube.com/@4th.Dimensional

#trending #nasa #ytshorts #youtubeshorts #science #space #youtube #shortsfeed #shorts #research #earth #world #india #usa #pakistan #japan #world #viral #viralvideo #mars #spaceexploration #ai #artificialintelligence #nasa #discovery #marsupdate2023 #2023