NASA’s Perseverance rover has set a new distance record on Mars, traveling 28.10 miles in its mission, eclipsing the previous record of 28.06 miles set by Opportunity in nearly 15 years. This remarkable feat, achieved over five and a half years, showcases Perseverance’s advanced autonomous navigation system as it investigates ancient geological structures and collects rock samples to enhance our scientific insights.
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