With every photo and video that comes back of Mars, we’re getting a clearer picture of the Red Planet: its surface, its atmosphere, its geological history, and its composition. Featured VideoIt comes from the NASA Psyche spacecraft, which is on its way to the metal-rich Psyche asteroid between Mars and Jupiter. In between its arrival (May 2) and departure (May 31), the spacecraft captured a variety of incredible shots of the Red Planet, taken with two identical cameras that photograph different wavelengths of light. Read more: “My Personal Quest to Study Supernovae on Mars”Advertisement“The imager performed brilliantly, delivering some rarely seen views of the Red Planet,” Jim Bell, the Psyche imager instrument lead at Arizona State University, said in a statement. Lead image: A color mosaic of the Mars surface, collected by the multispectral imager.