The American space agency is expected to release new photos from its Perseverance rover today. There was huge excitement at Nasa when its one-tonne robot touched down on Mars late last night (Thurs 18 Feb.) Nasa is expecting further views from the rover – of its surroundings, and some pictures it took during the descent to the surface.

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