This view of Mars is worth a minute of your day. Captured by NASA’s Perseverance rover, this stunning panorama uses enhanced color to bring out subtle differences in the Martian terrain, giving the sky a striking yet deceptively blue hue. In reality, Mars’ skies are usually a dusty red. So while the colors are stylized, the science is real. And the view? Absolutely worth it. Explore more: http://go.nasa.gov/4ooKDAD | Space 360

The Curiosity rover, launched by NASA in 2011 and landing on Mars in 2012, is a car-sized robot exploring Gale Crater. Built by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, it has exceeded its two-year mission, traveling over 30 kilometers to this day. Equipped with advanced cameras like Mastcam, Navcams, Hazcams, MAHLI, MARDI, and ChemCam’s RMI, it captures detailed images and videos of the Martian surface. These visuals, transmitted via NASA’s Deep Space Network, reveal evidence of ancient water and orga