The Curiosity Mars rover covers a lot of ground for a robot that only moves at a max speed of .1 mph. A photo snapped recently by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter provides a pretty cool visualization of what the rover has been up to so far this year,

NASA’s Curiosity rover just made history with its first-ever mid-drive photo snapped from orbit, captured by the HiRISE camera aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The image shows Curiosity trucking across the Martian surface,

As it whooshed over the Gale Crater on February 28, the orbiter snapped a picture of the rover, which appears as a tiny black speck amid the paler Martian sands. The space agency suggests the image may be the first time a Mars orbiter has captured the rover driving across the red planet like this.