Surface Of Mars (Taken By Curiosity Rover)
Did you know Mars is exclusively home to more robotic vs sentient life than any other planet in existence? To be fair, we do not know of any current life on Mars. Thus all known things with any intelligence are going to be robotic here. Perhaps the most famous is the Curiosity Rover, which also happens to have its own Twitter account where pretty much every image it captures is instantly uploaded. There was a situation when it was widely assumed the rover died, which was going to be a huge bummer considering how important it has been to Mars exploration.
While there are still many other robots or AI on the planet sent by several space programs, the Curiosity Rover is special to us. You might be shocked to hear that it is actually still alive right now, as of this article. It might not update us as much as it used to, but this is likely due to NASA wanting to expand its life. After all, it has been on Mars for 9 years and 250+ days as of this writing. One of its last images can be seen above, as it took an image on the Mars surface, showing ground that changed in color and looks muddy. That gave us the idea that water could be underground in this area.