Strange blue structures glow on Mars in new NASA image – IOTW Report

Strange blue structures glow on Mars in new NASA image

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NASA astronomers just shared a colorful new view of Mars that proves the Red Planet also looks great in blue.

Using a special infrared camera aboard the Mars Odyssey orbiter, which has been soaring over the Red Planet since 2001, researchers snapped a thermal image of the Martian north pole, digitally colored to highlight the wide-ranging temperatures there. Areas tinted in blue represent colder regions, while warmer areas are tinted in yellow and orange, according to a NASA statement.

In this image — which covers an area of the pole about 19 miles (30 kilometers) wide — vast sand dunes line up in golden drifts, warmed by the sun on one side and chilled in the darkness on the other. more

13 Comments on Strange blue structures glow on Mars in new NASA image

  1. There’s global climate warming change EVERYWHERE! 🙄

    The FORMERLY Weather Channel had a piece the other night, about how Lake Michigan WARMING UP… is causing more SNOW storms. 🤪🤪🤪

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