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WASHINGTON, June 7, 2026, 18:02 EDT NASA’s Perseverance rover snapped a new image on June 6, with the six-wheeler inching closer to an unusual milestone: nearly 26.2 miles logged across Martian terrain—the same as a marathon. The latest NASA and Reuters mission updates show the rover still just shy of the official distance. (NASA Science) This figure is significant: Perseverance isn’t retracing its steps any longer. Over five years since landing in Jezero Crater, the rover has moved to and past the crater’s northern edge. NASA reports it’s now studying rocks that predate Jezero—potentially holding hints to Mars’s early past,

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