NASA has presented an infographic that clearly compares the distances traveled by various rovers on the surface of the Moon and Mars throughout the history of exploration of these celestial bodies. The material brings together data on both vehicles that have completed their missions and those that continue to operate at present. Special attention is given to two active NASA Mars rovers — Perseverance and Curiosity, which continue to move across the surface of the Red Planet. For these vehicles, current data on the distance traveled as of October 11, 2026, are provided, as their odometer continues to grow with each day of operation. The infographic also includes information about other historic missions — lunar rovers used during the Apollo program, and earlier Mars rovers such as Opportunity, Spirit, and Sojourner, whose work has already been completed. The comparison allows for an assessment of technological progress in the field of planetary rovers, their increased autonomy, and their ability to cover significantly greater distances compared to the first generations of such equipment. Such visualizations help a wide audience better understand the scale of space exploration and appreciate the contributions of various missions to the study of the Moon and Mars. The publication of such materials also underscores the long-term nature of NASA's scientific programs, many of which continue for years and decades after their launch.