As fun as it would be to visit Mars, we wouldn't necessarily want to walk a mile in the Curiosity rover's shoes — or rather, its wheels. After landing in Mars' Gale Crater in 2012 and traveling some 20 miles (32 kilometers) over the rocky Martian landscape,

A photo recently beamed to Earth by NASA’s trusty Curiosity rover shows significant damage to its middle right wheel, but the vehicle is still able to traverse the red planet’s rocky terrain without too much difficulty.

A mysterious black-and-white striped rock recently spotted on Mars is unlike any seen on the Red Planet before, which has NASA excited. The space agency's Perseverance rover caught sight of the "zebra rock" while driving across a mundane pebbly terrain on Mars' Jezero Crater on Sept.

In fact, this particular rock may even be one of a kind. It was discovered by NASA's Perseverance rover exploring the Jezero Crater on Mars, and we've never seen anything like it up there on the red planet.

NASA reports another fascinating discovery made by the Perseverance rover on Mars. In Jezero Crater, the rover has found a stone with an attention-grabbing appearance. Scientists believe this is one of the most interesting finds on the Red Planet.