We’ve been exploring Mars for decades with orbiters, landers and rovers that have driven tens of kilometers across its surface and mapped the planet in incredible detail. This video breaks down how far we’ve actually traveled on Mars, how much of it we’ve mapped from orbit, and what we now know about its water, climate and potential for life. #Mars #MarsRover #SpaceExploration #SpaceEves | SpaceEve

Humans have mapped most of Mars with incredible detail yet the planet still hides countless unanswered questions beneath its dust. Every new image reveals more of a world we are only beginning to understand. Follow @spaceeves #Mars #SpaceExploration #Cosmos #SpaceEve | SpaceEve

Perseverance isn’t falling apart on Mars. Those “lost parts” are single-use tools the rover discards after drilling and sealing pristine rock cores. Each piece left behind means another sample packed for a future trip back to Earth. Follow @spaceeves #Mars #Perseverance #MarsRover #SpaceEve | SpaceEve

This time-lapse squeezes 8.5 years of Curiosity’s journey into three minutes of Martian history. Every track, drill hole and dusty panorama shows how one rover slowly turned a crater into a laboratory. Follow @spaceeves #CuriosityRover #Mars #SpaceExploration #SpaceEves | SpaceEve