NASA posted footage from the Mars Perseverence Rover on Wednesday, offering humans a glimpse at what a solar eclipse looks like on Mars.

The Perseverance captured a 40-second clip of Phobos, one of Mars’s two moons, traveling in front of the sun on April 2 via its Mastcam-Z camera. While NASA has recorded solar eclipses in the past, this was the  “most zoomed-in video of a Phobos solar eclipse yet — and at the highest-frame rate ever,” according to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.