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Perseverance II is also equipped with advanced communication systems, allowing for real-time data transmission to Earth and enabling unprecedented public engagement with the mission. NASA invites global audiences to follow the rover’s journey through live broadcasts and interactive online platforms.
The mission builds on the success of the original Perseverance rover, which made headlines with its historic landing in the Jezero Crater in 2021. Perseverance II aims to continue the quest for signs of past life on Mars and gather critical data to inform future crewed missions to the Red Planet.
