There's a new robot on the surface of Mars.
BBC News reports the American space agency has successfully landed its Perseverance rover in a deep crater near the planet's equator called Jezero.
Engineers at Nasa's mission control in California in the US erupted with joy when confirmation of touchdown came through.
The six-wheeled vehicle will now spend at least the next two years drilling into the local rocks, looking for evidence of past life.
Jezero is thought to have held a giant lake billions of years ago.
And where there's been water, there's the possibility there might also have been life.
[Source: BBC]
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