Mars Webcam: Jezero Crater

What does Mars look like right now? Open Mars Webcam and you are standing on Mars, in Jezero Crater, where NASA's Perseverance rover explores. Is it day or night on Mars? Where is the Sun? Look around and see for yourself. • Blue sunsets on Mars: the Martian sky turns blue around the setting Sun. Jump to the next sunrise or sunset in one tap. • Real time: the Sun, the two moons Phobos and Deimos, the planets and the stars are where they really are at this very moment. • See Earth from Mars: at night, our planet shines like a bright star in the Martian sky. • Time machine: speed time up like a time-lapse, or pick any date from 1900 to 2099. • Mars time: read the local solar time in Jezero Crater and the mission sol, next to the time on Earth. • Look everywhere: drag the picture to turn around. Why are sunsets blue on Mars? Fine Martian dust scatters blue light around the Sun: a sight no one on Earth has ever seen with their own eyes. A window on the solar system from the surface of another planet, for everyone who loves space, astronomy, the night sky and the planets. One screen. No account. Nothing to set up. Available in 54 languages. GOOD TO KNOW This is not a live video: no camera streams from Mars. The ground is a real 360° photo taken by the Perseverance rover. The sky, the stars and the light are calculated for the present moment. Free, with ads. Credits: ground photo NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS. Mars Webcam is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA.