This looks like a Mars helicopter on the surface of Mars. NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter was sent along with the Perseverance rover to test powered flight on Mars. It became the first aircraft to fly on another planet. The helicopter helps by scouting the terrain, taking aerial images, and supporting rover exploration. Mars has a very thin atmosphere, so flying there is extremely difficult. This achievement proved that aerial exploration on Mars is possible and opened new doors for future missions.

Mars Shaped Earth’s Ice Ages?! Scientists Reveal a Shocking Climate Link Did you know Mars helped shape Earth’s ice ages? New research from scientists at the University of California, Riverside reveals that tiny gravitational tugs from Mars subtly altered Earth’s orbit and axial tilt over millions of years. These small changes influenced Milankovitch cycles, which control how much sunlight Earth receives — driving the advance and retreat of glaciers and shaping long-term climate patterns. Using

Astronauts’ brains can change shape and shift positions during stays in space, according to a new study with implications for NASA’s goals to conduct long-duration missions to the moon and Mars. | NBC News

Experimental Mars Rover Navigating Harsh Martian Terrain! | Space Voyager