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By TechThop Team
Posted on: 23 Jul, 2022
There is no doubt that debris will scatter across the surface of Mars if a spacecraft zooms through Mars' atmosphere at about 12,000 mph, releases a supersonic parachute, and later abandons its parachute, rocket-powered landing gear, and heat shield, as well as its rocket-powered landing gear.
There was some trash similar to paper caught between some rocks on Mars which was discovered by NASA's Perseverance rover in June.
As well as that, in July, the rover encountered what appears to be a tangle of parachute cord, perhaps from a parachute used during the landing.
According to the internet, this object is being called a 'mystery object.' However, it isn't too mysterious as to where its origin is located, near where the Perseverance rover landed in 2021.
As the landing gear and parachute of Perseverance rumbled by in April, the aircraft rumbled with its parachute.
NASA's car-sized robot has not traveled very far from its landing site, traveling 7.3 winding miles through the Jezero Crater, an area where planetary scientists think there was once a vast body of water.
There is almost no doubt that the NASA Perseverance rover will find more trash while exploring the red planet on its way back to Earth.
The existence of life beyond Earth has never been proven, however, and it is still unknown whether it ever existed.
There may be some compelling clues lying in a dried-up river delta in the Jezero Crater of Mars, however.
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