March 2020 … Watch for the arrival of the NASA probe on Mars, looking for signs of past life

The “Perseverance” probe, launched by the American space agency “NASA” recently, on a mission to Mars, about eight days after reaching its final station.

The probe is expected to reach Mars on February 18, to begin its exploration mission. The US agency posted a descending pass on its website, waiting to reach the Red Planet.

According to NASA, since its launch last July, the probe has traveled more than 456 million kilometers, or about 96.9% of its long-distance travel.

And he stayed on the probe and traveled about 14 million 700 thousand kilometers to reach his goal.

NASA describes the probe, “Perseverance,” as the most advanced vehicle it has ever sent to Mars.

The mission, called “March 2020”, aims to search for signs of ancient life on the Red Planet, in addition to collecting rock samples and regurgitating fragmented rocks and soil, which will then be transported to Earth.

NASA said the probe will search for microbial life on Mars and help explore the geological and climatic makeup of the planet.

The probe is accompanied by a helicopter dedicated to the exploration of Mars, which will support the mission and improve research on the planet.

According to the agency, the name of the probe “Perseverance”, which means “perseverance”, embodies the spirits of NASA and the United States to overcome challenges.

The agency notes that the current mission was designed building on lessons learned from other vehicles that have already reached Mars.

The agency also says the vehicle that uncovers Mars will land at a site where the likelihood of finding signs of past microbial life is high.

He also underlines the importance of the probe which should soon reach Mars, because it constitutes a “first step” towards round trips to and from Mars.

The agency notes that the probe carries tools and technology that will pave the way for future missions to Mars and the moon as well.

The “March 2020” mission takes on board the largest number of cameras carried by an interplanetary mission in history, 19 cameras, according to the agency.