wedged in the jaws of a dinosaur-shaped rock - the unexplained part is the rover first landed on Mars over a mile away.
Robots will do much of the advance work for preparing Mars for human arrivals and the intel Perseverance provides is critical.
Last week, the official Perseverance Twitter account shared a of a possible landing site for future missions to Mars.
The account personifies the rover in a fun and informative first-person style.
"I’ve been scoping out spots where Mars Sample Return spacecraft could set up operations – including the first launchpad on another planet," the caption read.
Nasa maintains a webpage of the Perseverance rover's online.
Elon Musk believes humans will set foot on Mars in 2029 but admits the planet is a "".