Le rover Perseverance prend un selfie sur Mars lors de son périple vers l'ouest

16 mai 2026

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Le rover Perseverance de la NASA a transmis un nouveau selfie depuis Mars cette semaine après s'être aventuré à l'ouest du cratère Jezero.

Le rover a pris le sixième selfie de sa mission le 11 mars alors qu'il explorait un affleurement rocheux baptisé Arathusa. L'image, composée de 61 photos prises par une caméra située sur son bras robotisé, montre le terrain de la région du Lac de Charmes, décrite par la NASA comme l'un des sols les plus fascinants sur le plan scientifique visités jusqu'à présent.

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Le rover Perseverance prend un selfie sur Mars lors de son périple vers l'ouest

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