Perseverance rover drives 45.22km on Mars, setting new off-world record

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What is the new distance record set by the Perseverance rover?

NASA's Perseverance rover has set a new record for the farthest distance driven on the surface of another planet, traveling 45.22 kilometers (28.1 miles) on Mars. This surpasses the previous record held by the Opportunity rover.

How long has the Perseverance mission been extended?

The Perseverance mission has been extended to continue exploring the Jezero Crater rim until the end of 2028. This extension allows for further scientific investigation of the Martian surface.

What technology allows the Perseverance rover to cover so much ground?

The rover's autonomous navigation system, known as AutoNav, allows it to plan its own routes and navigate hazards independently. This capability, described as 'thinking while driving,' enables it to travel at higher speeds.