NASA has also released the image in an anaglyph, meaning you can observe it in 3D if you have a pair of red-blue 3D glasses! The rock was imaged using the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) on the end of its robotic arm on April 15, 3,800 Martian days into the mission. However, the image is much more deceptive than it seems - the entire carving is only about an inch across! NASA's Curiosity Mars rover captured a close-up of a rock nicknamed "Terra Firme" that looks strikingly like the open pages of a book. The latest from Martian Tussaud's collection, however, is something most of us have in our very homes: it's a book. Over time, we've seen terrain on Mars resemble all sorts of zany things, ranging from disgruntled bears, to what some publications have described as a 'wacky chicken'. The set is also recommended for children above the age of 10.Every so often, NASA updates us with the latest happenings on the Red Planet - sometimes it's fresh evidence of water other times, it's a trail of just the snazziest rock carvings from what could only be described as the latest Martian art exhibition. It is not a coincidence that it comes on June 1, as many countries worldwide celebrate Children's Day on that date or close to it, such as the second Sunday of June as it is in the US.
Considering that LEGO has comparable US market prices, we could imagine it would be within that range. The price, for now, is only shown for the European Market and will cost €94,99 for 1,132 pieces. The build is set to come on June 1, 2023. The building instructions will be available on the LEGO Builder app, allowing the user to rotate and zoom the model in 3D and track the progress.Īlthough LEGO has yet to make it official, this new NASA set with the number 42158 has been found on different European resellers. The Mars Rover will measure over 9 inches (23 cm) in height, 12.5 inches (32 cm) in length, and 9 inches (23 cm) in width. But we already know that we can expect to discover more information about Mars and Percy and its mission on the planet. More details on what else we can do with the AR app will be revealed when the set is announced. This will be the first space-related vehicle to enter a new world of Augmented Reality. Until now, the app only had a few Technic cars, such as the Lamborghini Sian, Porsche 911 RSR, and the Land Rover Defender. This app will allow the user to control two-mode steering only by tilting the phone or the tablet and moving the robot's arm. The Rover can be connected to LEGO's AR app, which will let you bring Percy to life. Other features include a power unit, an antenna, cameras, and scientific instruments to help you uncover the secrets of the Red Planet.īut the most crucial feature has yet to be mentioned. The Rover will feature 360 degrees steering, movable arms, and fully articulated suspension so that the vehicle will maintain traction on all six wheels on uneven surfaces as in real life.
He will be accompanied by his friend, a helicopter called Ingenuity. Percy, as it is nicknamed, is a robot sent to the Red Planet with a clear mission in mind, seeking signs of ancient life, sampling rocks and regolith, and returning them to Earth. A new LEGO set, a Mars Rover Perseverance, has been found on the internet.
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