07/08/2022
✨What will the next 10 years look like for Mars✨
It's been a busy decade on Mars.
Since NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover touched down in 2012, it's driven nearly 18 miles (29 km), analyzed 41 rock and soil samples, and taken more than 500,000 pictures. As it's rolled through Gale Crater and the slopes of Mount Sharp, Curiosity has found evidence for long-ago lakes and tracked changing radiation levels, continuing our quest for signs of ancient Martian life while collecting the data we'll need for humans to set foot on the Red Planet.
Curiosity's mission was recently extended for another three years. Find out how we've kept this rover rolling for so long—and learn more about what's to come: https://go.nasa.gov/3BMiNIS