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@NASAPersevere

NASA Mars rover. Launch: July 30, 2020. Landing: Feb. 18, 2021. Hobbies: Photography, collecting rocks, off-roading. 🚀 Team HQ

Jezero Crater, Mars
Joined February 2020

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  1. It’s time to put in some work for my AutoNav system as I head to my next science campaign in the ancient river delta. I’ll take pictures of the terrain, and AutoNav will use those images to help me avoid any challenges during the 3-mile (5-km) trek.

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  2. Making tracks. For the next few weeks, I’ll be putting the pedal down – focused on making it to the river delta deposits in the distance. Enable Rapid Traverse Mode! 🤖 Track my progress:

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  3. Mar 15

    What’s happening on Mars? 🔴 ’s robotic explorers are on the move and making discoveries on the Red Planet. From interesting images to new destinations, see what , and the are up to in our latest Mars Report.

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  4. Stashing my latest rock core sample (#8!) and finishing up at this location. I’m packing up and making my way to the dry river delta. Off we go!

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  5. Without these women trailblazers, I wouldn’t be able to blaze my own trails of discovery on the Red Planet. I'm thankful for this team every day, but especially on this .

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  6. My rock collection is growing… I’ve got my seventh core sample onboard, drilled from the rock you see here. I plan to get one more sample here before heading on toward the ancient river delta. Latest images:

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  7. I took out my abrasion tool again, for a look inside my next rock target. Mars is starkly beautiful on its surface, and even more interesting underneath. Latest blog:

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  8. Afternoon shadows on my way back toward my landing site. I'll be looking for good sampling opportunities here before pushing north to the ancient river delta in the months to come. More on the delta and what it might teach us:

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  9. Missed the landiversary celebrations at the this weekend? There’s still time: you can catch the exhibit through May 1. Other tour dates/cities:

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  10. Feb 18

    WATCH NOW 🔴 What has done since landing on Mars 1 year ago? Listen to our mission experts who are answering your questions live as we celebrate a year of Mars exploration for Perseverance. Drop in your questions with

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  11. I’ve now been on Mars for a full (Earth) year! Many firsts on an ambitious to-do list: ✅ Collected first rock cores from another planet ✅ Served as base station for ✅ Extracted oxygen from thin Martian air ✅ Set driving records More:

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  12. Feb 18

    Un año de Perseverance en Marte con Elio Morillo

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  13. Feb 17

    LIVE NOW🔴 At this time last year we were counting down 's arrival on the Red Planet. Now, mission team members recount a year of accomplishments and preview what's coming next. After a trailblazing year, we're only getting started!

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  15. Feb 17

    ¡Ponlo en tu calendario! 🗓️ Mañana, viernes 18 de febrero, celebraremos el primer aniversario del aterrizaje de en Marte con una conversación en vivo con Elio Morillo. Envíanos tus preguntas para Elio con

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  16. There may be only one of me on Mars, but on Earth you can see “me” in three places at once. The is coming to ’s . Catch my team there this weekend, or at other exhibits in and . Details/map:

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  17. While I tour Jezero Crater, the lands in this week at the . See a model of me and hear from my team. 2/17: After Dark talks 2/18: Online talk, 1 p.m. PST 2/19-20: Mission team Q&A Info:

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  18. I’ve been on Mars for an Earth year, and I’m learning so much about this planet. Watch the live event on my landing anniversary and ask members of my team questions about our mission.

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  19. Feb 15

    We’re celebrating ’s upcoming landiversary! Join us Feb. 17 at 7pm PT/10pm ET/0300 GMT as mission team leaders discuss the rover's incredible first year on Mars. Comment your questions below to get them answered live on the show.

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  20. Time flies when you’re exploring another planet! This week marks my one-year landiversary on Mars (Feb. 18) and I have several drives planned and more rocks to see. Meanwhile, my team back on Earth has various ways you can celebrate my first year at Mars:

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