Perseverance sol 804 (May 25, 2023), high -21.5ºC/-6.7ºF, low -79.4ºC/-110.9ºF, pressure at 7.40 hPa and steady, daylight 05:20:14-18:27:17

Perseverance sol 805 (May 26, 2023), high -21.0ºC/-5.8ºF, low -75.6ºC/-104.1ºF, pressure at 7.39 hPa and falling, daylight 05:19:53-18:27:11

Perseverance sol 806 (May 27, 2023), high -20.7ºC/-5.3ºF, low -79.2ºC/-110.6ºF, pressure at 7.39 hPa and steady, daylight 05:19:33-18:27:04

Perseverance sol 807 (May 28, 2023), pressure at 7.37 hPa and falling, daylight 05:19:12-18:26:58

Perseverance sol 808 (May 29, 2023) and Unknown, daylight 05:18:52-18:26:52

Perseverance sol 809 (May 30, 2023) and Unknown, daylight 05:18:33-18:26:45

Perseverance sol 810 (May 31, 2023), pressure at 7.38 hPa and Unknown, daylight 05:18:13-18:26:39

Perseverance sol 811 (Jun 1, 2023), high -19.9ºC/-3.8ºF, low -77.6ºC/-107.7ºF, pressure at 7.37 hPa and falling, daylight 05:17:54-18:26:33

Perseverance sol 812 (Jun 2, 2023), high -23.1ºC/-9.6ºF, low -77.8ºC/-108.0ºF, pressure at 7.37 hPa and steady, daylight 05:17:35-18:26:26

Perseverance sol 813 (Jun 3, 2023), high -24.8ºC/-12.6ºF, low -77.6ºC/-107.7ºF, pressure at 7.34 hPa and falling, daylight 05:17:16-18:26:20

Perseverance sol 814 (Jun 4, 2023), high -19.3ºC/-2.7ºF, low -76.4ºC/-105.5ºF, pressure at 7.34 hPa and steady, daylight 05:16:58-18:26:13

Perseverance sol 815 (Jun 5, 2023), high -19.7ºC/-3.5ºF, low -76.7ºC/-106.1ºF, pressure at 7.34 hPa and steady, daylight 05:16:40-18:26:07

Perseverance sol 816 (Jun 6, 2023), high -20.5ºC/-4.9ºF, low -75.9ºC/-104.6ºF, pressure at 7.33 hPa and falling, daylight 05:16:22-18:26:00

Perseverance sol 817 (Jun 7, 2023), high -19.0ºC/-2.2ºF, low -78.3ºC/-108.9ºF, pressure at 7.32 hPa and falling, daylight 05:16:04-18:25:53

Perseverance sol 818 (Jun 8, 2023), high -18.0ºC/-0.4ºF, low -76.6ºC/-105.9ºF, pressure at 7.32 hPa and steady, daylight 05:15:46-18:25:47

Perseverance sol 819 (Jun 9, 2023), pressure at 7.32 hPa and steady, daylight 05:15:29-18:25:40

Recent changes both in API access (the reason why there have not been updates recently) and limitations on the number of tweets you can see have Mars Weather reevaluating Twitter as a platform….stay tuned.

end of mission for NASA's helicopter on Mars. Not only did the team figure out how to make it work in Mars' incredibly thin atmosphere, they beat the plan for 5 flights by 67.

Will the astronauts be able to see #Eclipse2024 ? Yes. Will the ISS pass through the Moon's shadow? Not quite, but that could change. Read more at #wral wral.com/21354928

This image wasn't captured by JWST, this image isn't possible from its position at L2 800k+ miles away. Totality can only be seen from Earth's surface. JWST captures beautiful images of space, but not every beautiful image of space was captured by JWST.