Nasa Rover Captures Googly Eye Eclipse on Mars Watch Video

NASA’s Perseverance Rover, which is a investigative spacecraft, has been traveling for a long time on Mars. It is also looking for a life on the rocky, and a surface filled with sand. Recently, Rover, while walking on Mars, captured a strange sight on camera. Perseverance Rover wandered on Mars and saw a wonderful view in the sky and captured it in his camera. Actually, partial solar eclipse was happening on Mars at that time. During this time, the satellite of Mars i.e. Moon came between Phobos, Sun and Mars. So that he took the shape of an eye. NASA named it Googly Eye. This moon of Mars is potato -shaped which passed in front of the Sun. Due to the sun coming in front, it was putting a shadow on it and looked like Googly Eye.

Perseverance Rover captured it with a camera called Mastcam-Z. According to NASA, this was the 1258th day of Paraceverns Rover on Mars. NASA has shared this amazing photo with its X handle. According to NASA, this view was as if someone from space is watching us. Perserence Rover was landed in Jezero Crater of Mars in 2021. Since then it has captured a lot of photos of Phobos Moon in this crater. Curocity Rover captured a video of Phobos in 2019. Opportunity Rover captured a similar view in 2004. Let us know about Phobos that it was discovered by Asaph Hall in 1877. This is much larger than the second moon Deimos of Mars. Its diameter is 27x22x18 km. It makes three rounds on the day of Mars. It is very close to its surface. Often some places of the surface of Mars remain hidden due to its presence. It is so close to it that it will hit the planet one day. It is getting closer to 6 feet of the planet in 100 years. In 5 crore years, it will either hit the planet, or break into the size of the ring.