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NASA’s Mars rover Perseverance is halfway to the Red Planet

Submit on Wednesday, October 28th, 2020 11:55

The Perseverance rover, which launched on July 30, has now traveled 146 million miles (235 million kilometers) in deep space — half of the total required to reach the Red Planet.

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