It’s Mars all the time lately. In just 7 days, @NASAInSight will perform its #MarsLanding AND this afternoon I’ll be announcing the future landing site for a rover we’ll send to the Red Planet in 2020. Listen live at noon ET: https://t.co/585R9RTAvM Use #askNASA for Qs pic.twitter.com/jeRLbRzShM

— Thomas Zurbuchen (@Dr_ThomasZ) November 19, 2018

This is it! Picked after a lengthy search, Jezero Crater on #Mars has many things we hope to explore by landing our #Mars2020 rover there. In this crater, ancient water carved channels & transported sediments to form fans + deltas we want to learn about: https://t.co/ppfcAbw3fz pic.twitter.com/FIn1DivG9I

— NASA (@NASA) November 19, 2018

We are the first human beings to see a Mars sunset. Its quite a thought. pic.twitter.com/cM5UJojiPy

— David Smith (@davidingolcar) November 28, 2018

Holden Crater portrait
data by HRSC pic.twitter.com/8Z30T9Hgce

— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) November 29, 2018

this was taken by a robot on another planet. pic.twitter.com/TlXmRjF1U4

— Sarafina Nance (@starstrickenSF) December 7, 2018

Postcard from Mars - Mojave Crater
made with @HiRISE data + synthetic RGB pic.twitter.com/JI2gaztxfk

— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) January 6, 2019

HiPOD 14 Jan 2019: The Source of Dunes in Chasma Boreale

These dunes, which are near the head of the largest trough in the North Polar cap, were formed by strong winds blowing down the canyon toward its mouth.

NASA/JPL/University of Arizonahttps://t.co/pmOHW3ftIF#Mars #NASA pic.twitter.com/m892ajiOwa

— HiRISE (NASA) (@HiRISE) January 14, 2019

HiPOD 21 Jan 2019: Contours

The objective of this observation is to search for layers in the northern ice cap. And also to marvel at the contours that were centuries in the making.

date: 14 Mar 2018
altitude: 318 km

NASA/JPL/University of Arizonahttps://t.co/zGBA1JYp2B pic.twitter.com/GXFPOgRT7v

— HiRISE (NASA) (@HiRISE) January 21, 2019