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Les volcans de Tharsis dévoilés par la sonde Mars Express Chaque fin de semaine, une image qui a fait l’actualité ou retenu notre attention. Le 21 décembre, un superbe cliché de la planète Mars, réalisé en juin dernier par la sonde européenne Mars Express et...

Mars Express révèle les volcans de Tharsis dans un détail inédit, transformant notre regard sur la géologie martienne ! air-cosmos.com/article/les-... #Space #Science #Innovation #Astrophysics #PlanetaryScience #MarsGeology #MarsExpress

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Les volcans de Tharsis dévoilés par la sonde Mars Express Chaque fin de semaine, une image qui a fait l’actualité ou retenu notre attention. Le 21 décembre, un superbe cliché de la planète Mars, réalisé en juin dernier par la sonde européenne Mars Express et...

Mars Express révèle les volcans de Tharsis dans un détail inédit, transformant notre regard sur la géologie martienne ! air-cosmos.com/article/les-... #Space #Science #Innovation #Astrophysics #PlanetaryScience #MarsGeology #MarsExpress

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Les volcans de Tharsis dévoilés par la sonde Mars Express Chaque fin de semaine, une image qui a fait l’actualité ou retenu notre attention. Le 21 décembre, un superbe cliché de la planète Mars, réalisé en juin dernier par la sonde européenne Mars Express et traité par un astronome amateur, a été partagé sur les réseaux sociaux.

Mars Express révèle les volcans de Tharsis dans un détail inédit, transformant notre regard sur la géologie martienne ! air-cosmos.com/article/les-volcans-de-t... #Space #Science #Innovation #Astrophysics #PlanetaryScience #MarsGeology #MarsExpress

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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Discovers Strange ‘Boxwork’ Patterns on Mars NASA’s Curiosity Rover Finds Mysterious ‘Boxwork’ Patterns on Mars—And They Could Be Traces of Ancient Waterways NASA’s Curiosity rover has

NASA Finds Evidence of Underground Water in Mysterious Mars Formations

#MarsDiscovery #CuriosityRover #NASAFindings
#BoxworkMars #AncientMarsWater #SpaceExploration
#GaleCrater #RedPlanetMystery #MarsGeology
#NASAScience

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A captivating grayscale image from the Mars Global Surveyor reveals layered hills in Arabia Terra on Mars.  Dark windblown sand surrounds lighter-colored sedimentary rock formations, exhibiting distinct layers suggestive of a long geological history. The image covers an area of approximately 3 kilometers and shows mesas eroded into layered hills with enough space between to drive a truck.  The intriguing formations are a subject of ongoing scientific investigation.

A captivating grayscale image from the Mars Global Surveyor reveals layered hills in Arabia Terra on Mars. Dark windblown sand surrounds lighter-colored sedimentary rock formations, exhibiting distinct layers suggestive of a long geological history. The image covers an area of approximately 3 kilometers and shows mesas eroded into layered hills with enough space between to drive a truck. The intriguing formations are a subject of ongoing scientific investigation.

Astronomy Picture from 24/12/2003

Layered Hills on Mars

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap031224.html


#MarsMystery #LayeredHills #ArabiaTerra #MarsGeology #SpaceExploration #PlanetaryScience #MarsGlobalSurveyor #RedPlanet #SedimentaryRocks #WindErosion

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Panoramic view of the Martian landscape captured by the Spirit rover.  Prominent features include the layered rock outcrop Methuselah (left), Larry's Lookout (upper right), Clark Hill (left background), and the distant Columbia Hills (far right). The image showcases the diverse geological formations on Mars, highlighting the intriguing rock formations and the rover's exploration path.

Panoramic view of the Martian landscape captured by the Spirit rover. Prominent features include the layered rock outcrop Methuselah (left), Larry's Lookout (upper right), Clark Hill (left background), and the distant Columbia Hills (far right). The image showcases the diverse geological formations on Mars, highlighting the intriguing rock formations and the rover's exploration path.

Astronomy Picture from 02/05/2005

Methusaleh Outcrop on Mars

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap050502.html


#MarsExploration #SpiritRover #MethuselahRock #MarsGeology #SpaceExploration #ColumbiaHills #Larry'sLookout #ClarkHill #PlanetaryScience #RedPlanet

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Sols 4541–4542: Boxwork Structure, or Just “Box-Like” Structure? Curiosity Navigation Curiosity Home Mission Overview Where is Curiosity? Mission Updates Science Overview Instruments Highlights Exploration Goals News and Features Multimedia Curiosity Raw Images Images...

Sols 4541–4542: Boxwork Structure, or Just “Box-Like” Structure? #Science #EarthSciences #Geology #BoxworkStructure #MarsGeology #PlanetaryExploration

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A black and white image of Yogi Rock, a large boulder on Mars, taken by the Imager for Mars Pathfinder (IMP) on Sol 3. The rock is situated in a lighter-colored, moat-like terrain, possibly indicating past water activity. The surrounding area is strewn with smaller rocks and pebbles.  The Sojourner rover is studying Yogi Rock closely.

A black and white image of Yogi Rock, a large boulder on Mars, taken by the Imager for Mars Pathfinder (IMP) on Sol 3. The rock is situated in a lighter-colored, moat-like terrain, possibly indicating past water activity. The surrounding area is strewn with smaller rocks and pebbles. The Sojourner rover is studying Yogi Rock closely.

Astronomy Picture from 11/07/1997

Yogi Rock

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap970711.html


#MarsExploration #YogiRock #PathfinderMission #SpaceRocks #RedPlanet #SojournerRover #MarsGeology #PlanetaryScience #AncientMars #NASA

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A grayscale image from the Mars Global Surveyor shows a three-kilometer region in Schiaparelli Crater on Mars.  The image depicts layered hills and wind-blown sand, creating formations that strikingly resemble a terrestrial coastline.  Dark sand appears as “water” in the lower portion of the image.  The layered sediments are believed to have formed through ancient deposits, potentially from water or wind, and have since been smoothed and eroded by wind and sandstorms.

A grayscale image from the Mars Global Surveyor shows a three-kilometer region in Schiaparelli Crater on Mars. The image depicts layered hills and wind-blown sand, creating formations that strikingly resemble a terrestrial coastline. Dark sand appears as “water” in the lower portion of the image. The layered sediments are believed to have formed through ancient deposits, potentially from water or wind, and have since been smoothed and eroded by wind and sandstorms.

Astronomy Picture from 29/11/2009

Ancient Layered Hills on Mars

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap091129.html


#MarsGeology #SchiaparelliCrater #AncientMars #MarsExploration #SpaceExploration #PlanetaryScience #MarsGlobalSurveyor #LayersOfMars #SedimentaryRocks #RedPlanet

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3D anaglyph image of Burns Cliff along the inner wall of Endurance Crater on Mars, taken by the Opportunity rover in November 2004.  The image shows layered rock formations and displays a 180-degree panorama when scrolled.  Red-blue glasses are needed to view the 3D effect.  This stereo image reveals Martian geological details.

3D anaglyph image of Burns Cliff along the inner wall of Endurance Crater on Mars, taken by the Opportunity rover in November 2004. The image shows layered rock formations and displays a 180-degree panorama when scrolled. Red-blue glasses are needed to view the 3D effect. This stereo image reveals Martian geological details.

Astronomy Picture from 04/08/2006

Burns Cliff Anaglyph

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap060804.html


#MarsRover #OpportunityRover #EnduranceCrater #MarsExploration #3DImage #Anaglyph #RedBlue3D #SpaceExploration #NASA #PlanetaryScience #MarsGeology #BurnsCliff #VictoriaCrater #SpaceImages

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Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) image from the Mars Odyssey spacecraft reveals a unique Martian landscape.  Light-colored, finger-like formations, initially thought to be salt deposits, are now identified as eroded volcanic ash, contrasting sharply with the dark surrounding sand within a 10km area of a larger crater. The image showcases the fascinating geological processes shaping the Martian surface.

Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) image from the Mars Odyssey spacecraft reveals a unique Martian landscape. Light-colored, finger-like formations, initially thought to be salt deposits, are now identified as eroded volcanic ash, contrasting sharply with the dark surrounding sand within a 10km area of a larger crater. The image showcases the fascinating geological processes shaping the Martian surface.

Astronomy Picture from 13/05/2002

White Rock Fingers on Mars

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap020513.html


#MarsOdyssey #MarsGeology #VolcanicAsh #SpaceExploration #PlanetaryScience #MarsSurface #ThermalImaging #NASA #SpaceImage #RedPlanet

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Mars has granite that contains the elements essential for life Study reveals Mars' thick crust created granites and underground water, challenging previous geological views.

Mars has granite that contains the elements essential for life: Study reveals Mars' thick crust created granites and underground water, challenging previous geological views.

#MarsGeology #GraniteOnMars #Astrobiology #PlanetaryScience #MarsExploration #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

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Valles Marineris: The Grand Canyon of Mars!
#Mars #VallesMarineris #SpaceExploration #Astronomy #GrandCanyonOfMars #SolarSystem
#PlanetaryScience #NASA #MarsGeology #VikingOrbiters

Image Credit: NASA, USGS, Viking Project

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