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DLR Mars 'Mole' after having moved backwards
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DLR Mars 'Mole' after having moved backwards
DLR Mars 'Mole' after having moved backwards
DLR Mars 'Mole' after having moved backwards
This overview image shows almost half the length of the DLR Mars Mole protruding from the regolith after its surprising backward movement in autumn 2019.
Credit:
NASA/JPL-Caltech
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