Both Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, remain healthy and active, having completed their primary missions and now operating on extended missions potentially lasting until September. Opportunity is currently exploring the Endurance crater, examining rock layers for insights into Mars' geological history, while Spirit is investigating the Gusev Crater region, despite experiencing minor wheel issues. The media coverage surrounding the rovers has diminished, but their scientific contributions, including evidence of past surface water, continue to be significant. Both rovers are still operational and providing valuable data. The ongoing exploration highlights the importance of continued investment in space missions.