NASA’s Mars Rover Captures a Giant Dust Devil Swallowing Its Friend

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The six-wheeled robot of NASA was an image experience in the game, when two dust devils in the game, the Martian atmosphere to understand better. Using the navigation chamber, the determination rover, Witch took pictures of several dust devils in a territory called Mars Hazel Hill.

The images are more than 210 feet (65 meters), a smaller powder, which is a large and small powder satanic, a smaller powder, is attached to a short video that reveals a wide range of dusty videos. Two more dust can walk in the satanic background.

A small, silent twister entered his death directly and swallowed with his larger counterpart. “Convective viral-aka powder can be a very angry”, Mark Lemmon, Colorado, Colorado Colorado a persistent scientist at the Institute of Space Science statement. “This mini-twisters can destroy each other with each other or combinations, even if they are down and down on each other, or with each other.”

Dustan devils took place for the first time by NASA’s Viking mission in the 1970s from the orbit of Mars. After two decades, the Pathfinder mission, put the first image of a dust from the surface of the lands, even on the one passing. Since then, NASA’s Martian Rovers seized the fair share of dust devils.

Unlike the ground, the atmosphere of Mars is very thin to support tornadoes. Instead, it begins to turn a colder, more intense air, as soon as the air cools near the weather near the surface of the planet. As you join the air column, it takes both the speed and dust and creates a dusty devil.

“If you feel bad for the little devil in our latest videos, the biggest sinner can give a bit of comfort to know that the most sinner fulfills its end in a few minutes,” Lemmon said. “The dust devils in Mars only last about 10 minutes.”