Combining 152 photos, perseverance sends back a panoramic view of the Belva crater on Mars.
CTOnews.com, May 20 (Xinhua) since landing safely on the surface of Mars in February 2021, NASA's perseverance has been exploring the rocky and desolate surface of Mars to look for traces of life.
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Perseverance took the latest photos of the Belva crater (Belva crater) on April 22, combining 152 images to give us a panoramic view of Belva Crater, according to photos released by NASA.
This composite image shows signs of dipping beds, indicating the existence of large Martian sandbars, and shows multiple locations where bedrock is exposed, suggesting that water may have existed in these areas.
