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Listen to the Mars wind blow in these 1st sounds from the Perseverance rover

Submit on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021 21:20

The recording, which features mechanical whirring from the Perseverance rover and the rustle of a Mars breeze, is the first true audio ever captured on the surface of a planet other than Earth.

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