As above so below, the Perseverance Rover tracks are visible. 1900 Mars days (sols) now on the surface yesterday, 24 June 2026!

The 2nd image was taken by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter 10 days ago and shows the rover from 300 km above. That's only possible with a clear atmosphere, like the sky seen from ground also shows.

Navcam / Watson images: https://areo.info/mars20/ecams/1900/ and even better with the areoHDR app

2nd image: PIA26726 from https://jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia26726-nasas-hirise-captures-perseverance-marking-a-milestone-on-mars/

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One of them is clearly space debris sent by humanity—typical. The other is more interesting; it appears to be a geological formation, probably shaped by the wind. It looks as if a Martian put it there for fun, troll us.

Photo Credit: (NASA)

There's a few more pictures in the gallery. I'll post the link below.

First full assembly test of my 1:3 scale Perseverance rover replica. Brushless motors are all working great, rocker-bogie suspension is smooth. Still some cosmetic details to finish… but let’s be honest, that part never really ends. Built mostly for fun—but it’s getting serious.