NASA Perseverance Rover Captures Stunning View Of Mars Belva Crater see video here

NASA’s Mars mission continues. The space agency has sent the Perseverance Rover to investigate this. It has been exploring the surface of Mars and collecting samples from there for the last 2 years. The rover has so far sent very amazing pictures of the Red Planet which were not seen before. Now in the latest update, the rover has sent very amazing pictures of Belva Crater there.

NASA’s Perseverance Rover, traveling on the surface of Mars, sent 152 amazing photos of Belva Crater present on the surface. This is a large impact crater which is said to be bigger than Jezero Crater. NASA has prepared a mosaic by combining all these photographs together and has also prepared a video of it. While sharing, NASA has written in its caption – (translated in Hindi), Zooming in Belwa Crater. Nature has excavated here. Where the rocks buried beneath the surface can be seen closely.

These pictures were taken by Perseverance Rover on April 22. This crater is about 0.9 kilometers wide. The study team has speculated that the large rock fragments visible in the upper ground may be fragments of bedrock that may have been exposed by falling meteorites, or they may have been brought here by river systems. Just a few days ago, NASA had shared another picture from Mars. In which it was said that there were remains of a river. This river has been described as a raging river.
Even before this, things like the remains of river channels have been found on Mars, but this newly discovered river is said to be deeper than these and running at a much faster speed. It was said to be related to Jezero Crater. The rover has been exploring here for a long time, in search of whether microorganisms might have once lived here. And who knows, some evidence of that may still exist.