These are holes in a rock
on Mars
that humans shot with a laser
on a robot
TODAY. pic.twitter.com/L4jP921UJq

— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) August 30, 2018

HiPOD (7 Nov 2018): Hide All You Want, Gullies!

That shadow of Dunkasa Crater is no match for us, especially when we can use Photoshop to bring out your enhanced colors. (Altitude: 253 km)

NASA/JPL/University of Arizonahttps://t.co/rqyTST7VE0 pic.twitter.com/OzeWUCP1cb

— HiRISE (NASA) (@HiRISE) November 7, 2018

NASA set to broadcast its first Mars landing in six years.
https://t.co/DTEosp8L9t

— Red T Raccoon (@RedTRaccoon) November 14, 2018

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