Mars Rovers
The machines

Mars rovers

Six rovers have driven on Mars — Sojourner, Spirit, Opportunity, Curiosity, Perseverance and China's Zhurong — plus a handful of landers. Two are still rolling. Read each mission's story, then own the exact ground where it touched down.

6Rovers landed
2Still active
1997First rover
6 rovers · 6 landers · since 1971

The rovers

Wheeled explorers that drove across the surface. Each has a claimable landing site — the rarest, Ultra Exclusive plots on the map.

2012
Active
Curiosity Rover
NASA's nuclear-powered mobile lab — still rolling after a decade.
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2021
Active
Perseverance Rover
Hunting for ancient life — and carrying the first aircraft to fly on another world.
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2004
Memorial · 2004–2018
Opportunity Rover
Built for 90 days. Explored for 15 years. "My battery is low and it's getting dark."
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2004
Memorial · 2004–2010
Spirit Rover
Opportunity's twin — it fought for six years before the sand won.
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1997
Historic · 1997
Sojourner Rover (Mars Pathfinder)
The first wheels on Mars — a microwave-sized pioneer that started it all.
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Landers & other missions

Not every mission had wheels. These stationary landers — and the spots where they made history — are claimable plots too.

Zhurong2021
CNSA
China's first Mars rover, on the Utopia Planitia plains.
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InSight2018
NASA
A stationary lander that listened to marsquakes.
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Phoenix2008
NASA
Confirmed water ice just under the northern soil.
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Beagle 22003
ESA / UK
Lost on arrival — found intact in photos in 2015.
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Viking 11976
NASA
First fully successful landing; first surface photos.
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Mars 31971
USSR
First-ever soft landing — 20 seconds of data.
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Own a piece of Mars history

Every landing site is an on-chain NFT on Base with real coordinates and an ownership certificate. The rover sites are the rarest plots on the map.

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