Forts The Martian boulder just travels with the rover and does its job without getting in the way. The rover collided with it on February 4th or Sol 341 of the Martian year. The fellow traveler sometimes gets into the footage of the Hazcam security cameras, and fresh camera photos that he is still there, after 126 Earth or 123 Martian days, as he found the transport. By the way, a solar or Martian day is only 37 minutes longer than the earth.
The cobblestone traveler has been inseparable from Perseverance for more than a quarter of the mission. During this time, the rover traveled 8.5 km past the landing site of Octavia E. Butler, where Perseverance landed on the surface of the planet in early 2021, and the Kodiak Delta, which once discovered explorer who fell into the lake. Soon the rover slowed down the steep climb up the Lake crater, where the rocky runaway can
When a boulder comes out of its wheels, it is likely to be surrounded by unfamiliar and very different stones in its new place of residence, as it almost certainly has a volcanic purpose. This precedent is of interest as it can be confusing to expect a Red Planet. Perseverance, or perseverance, during the mission, picked up a few more stones, but about Eve they “landed” stya neoLES So our hero is a Martian hitchhiker-record holder.
But not only Percy got himself a stone pet. In December 2004, the operator of NASA’s Spirit rover, which had been roaming Mars from January 2004 to March 2010, had to perform a sharp maneuver to get rid of a “potato-sized” boulder from the right rear wheel, as there were concerns that it had fallen to Problems. Such fellow travelers in other compartments of Perseverance were not so harmless. For example, on December 29, a pile of small pebbles was poured into the mechanisms, and Percy walked out of the construction field. Ultimately, it was removed by disconnecting the rover’s drilling arm, which was able to do site.
Source: Tech Cult
