- NASA's Perseverance rover has landed on Mars following a 239 million-mile journey through space
- It traveled around 12,000mph and will deploy a parachute to slow down before landing safely on the surface
- The sky crane performed the same landing maneuver as with Curiosity using long Nylon cords
- The crane released Perseverance from its grasp and flew to safety, allowing the rover to start its journey
- Perseverance will search for biosignatures in the Jezero crater that is said to be an extinct lake
- It will collect samples and cache them across Mars for a separate mission in 2023 to retrieve
