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NASA Is SHUTTING The Mars Rover DOWN After Something Terrifying Emerged! NASA made a shocking decision to shut down its Mars mission after the rover captured something unexpected. Could it be related to the mysterious stone circles, similar to Earth's Stonehenge, found on Mars? These formations have raised a million questions about past life on the Red Planet. Join us as we explore why NASA shut down the Mars exploration. In Mars's huge, dry areas, there's a special robot from Earth called NASA's Perseverance rover. This rover is part of a big project by NASA, named Mars 2020. This is a pathfinder, showing us how we might explore Mars someday. Perseverance was sent into space on July 30, 2020. It had a very exciting job: to look for signs that there might have once been life on Mars. Mars is a planet that might have had water and been a good place for life a long time ago. The rover landed in a spot called Jezero Crater on February 18, 2021. This place used to be a lake billions of years ago, so it's a great spot to look for life clues.
