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NASA: Mars orbiter snaps new photos of the red planet

Nasa has now published previously unknown images of Mars. (Photo: Nasa)

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In search of life on Mars, NASA’s orbiter repeatedly takes breathtaking images. The US space agency has now published previously unknown recordings.

There are pictures that cannot be assigned at first. Wild patterns and shapes, gray on gray. It could be recordings from the ocean floor, from the canyons of the Rocky Mountains or is it smeared with coal from Stone Age caves in southern France? Wrong, they are worth seeing photos of the surface of Mars, the only planet in our solar system where scientists see at least the theoretical possibility that an atmosphere or a life can flourish.

Mars not only fascinates scientists all over the world, but also the average person. So it’s no wonder that the latest pictures that Nasa posted from the red planet on its Instagram account went viral within a very short time.

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Photos show different landscapes

The leading space organization shared three images showing their Mars rover Reconnaissance had shot. The different facets of Mars can be seen in the pictures. They show the geological nature of the planet in a fascinating way.

According to Nasa, the first picture shows a layered rock formation in Jiji -Crater can be seen, which has been eroded in step-like layers. The second photo shows a unique polar dune field during the northern spring. Here are some interesting patterns. The last image shows the ice cover spreading over the south pole of the planet.

Under this ice cover there were water-containing lakes suspected that could even serve as a habitat for microbes. After a detailed examination of the data, however, it turned out that these are probably lakes made of clay. But no matter whether clay or water, it always looks cool on Mars.

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Adrian Ovalle
Adrian is working as the Editor at World Weekly News. He tries to provide our readers with the fastest news from all around the world before anywhere else.

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