Day in Review: Perseverance Snaps a Selfie at the Edge of Jezero | NASA Tests a Space Processor 500x More Powerful Than Current Tech | The Mars Rock That Stopped Curiosity in Its Tracks

The rover ventured farther west than it ever has, stopping to photograph terrain so old it may have existed before Jezero Crater.. 

Missions __ News __ Galleries __ Events May 12, 2026 Mars Perseverance Rover Sends a Selfie From Mars' Unexplored West The rover ventured farther west than it ever has, stopping to photograph terrain so old it may have existed before Jezero Crater formed. Full Story, Video, and Image Technology NASA Tests a Space Processor 500x More Powerful Than Today's Spacecraft A new palm-sized chip could give future spacecraft the computing power to think for themselves, process science data faster, and survive the harshest corners of deep space. Read More FEATURED IMAGE Meet the Mars Rock That Jammed Curiosity's Drill Engineers spent days shaking a 30-pound rock loose from the rover's drill bit. Once free, Curiosity turned its camera on the culprit for a closer look. Full Image Details

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