ALT Screenshot from interactive map shows satellite view of Mars’ surface, covering an area of about 875 x 656 yards (800 x 600 meters) within Jezero Crater. Blue icons mark the positions of NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover (SSW of center) and Ingenuity Mars Helicopter (NNE of center), as of their 670th sol – or Martian day – on the surface. The markers are separated by around 300 yards (~275 meters). White and yellow overlays mark the travel paths of the rover and helicopter, respectively. The rover location is shown to be in a flat plain, through which it has previously driven. The helicopter is shown to be in an area marked by small sand dunes. Rocky headlands dominate the upper and left portions of the terrain shown.

ALT Photo from NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover shows sandy terrain marked by rover wheel tracks. In the distance, among a series of small sand dunes, a small feature is highlighted inside a white circle overlay.

ALT Zoomed-in version of previous photo from NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover shows the Mars Helicopter Ingenuity resting on the side of a small sand dune, highlighted inside a white circle overlay. The four-legged helicopter is resolved at about 15 pixels wide.