NASA · Mars 2020
Perseverance
Precision landings. Powerful tools. Global treasure hunts.
PC€8.99
History
Destination: Jezero Crater
On February 18, 2021, NASA’s Perseverance rover successfully touched down in Jezero Crater on Mars, tasked with hunting for signs of ancient microbial life and collecting rock samples.
Strapped to its belly was Ingenuity, a tiny technology demonstration helicopter designed to answer a single question: could powered, controlled flight be achieved in Mars’ ultra-thin atmosphere?
On board
Much more than a rover
Guided Landing Procedures
Follow structured approach steps and refine your landing accuracy under any weather conditions.
Interactive Tool Suite
Access purpose-built utilities for navigation tracking, operational adjustments, and real-time monitoring.
Global Treasure Hunt
Challenge your navigation skills to decipher clues, locate hidden coordinates, and discover remote landing spots around the world.
Scouting & Reconnaissance
The ideal companion for low-altitude exploration, spotter missions, and aerial site inspection.
Advanced Coordination
Integrates seamlessly alongside Perseverance to assist in tracking down hidden targets during treasure hunt missions.
In detail
Specifications
The real Perseverance
| Launch | July 30, 2020, Cape Canaveral |
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| Landing | February 18, 2021, Jezero Crater |
| Mass | 1,025 kg |
| Size | 3 m long, 2.7 m wide, 2.2 m tall |
| Power | MMRTG nuclear generator (about 110 W) |
| Ingenuity | 1.8 kg helicopter, 72 flights on Mars |
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Perseverance
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