NASA's Perseverance rover has been exploring Mars for a little over two years, and it has been sending back some amazing images of the Red Planet. This time, the rover rolled up on a rocky doughnut that may have fallen from the sky. The rover snapped a picture of a big, dark stone with a hole in its centre.
The SETI Institute on Monday shared a picture of the doughnut-shaped rock. The image was clicked with the Perseverance's SuperCam Remote Micro-Imager on June 23, according to the institute.
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According to the Independent, astronomers discovered a structure on the planet resembling a bear's face. The structure was made of a rock formation that had two craters that created the "eyes of the bear." and a collapsed hill in a V-shape that resembled a snout.
Earlier, the Mastcam-Z instrument aboard the Perseverance rover collected 152 images while looking deep into Belva Crater, a large impact crater within the far larger Jezero Crater.
A few days back, NASA shared an image of Mars that potentially reveals traces of a turbulent river.
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