Scientists solve the mysteries of the “invisible” frost and avalanches on the Red Planet

The agency’s Mars agency in Pasadena, California, California, to a theory explaining this frost, to surface Mars. The reason behind this is the mysterious phenomenon of dust avalanches on Mars.

In a more meaningful sense, the recent image shows the ghostly white-blue frost covering the surface of Mars mixed with dust grains, much of which is hidden from the naked eye.

The light develops on the visible image of heat on Mars, then the combined image evaporates areas of blue and white frost regularly.

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Scientists looked at images of the surface of Mars taken by NASA in visible light, the kind seen by the human eye, they saw ghostly frost blue sunrise and white shine due to the sun.

However, as they looked at the orbiter’s heat-sensitive camera, frost appeared widely, and in areas where none was visible in visible light waves.

“Our first theory is that ice could be buried, but we’re looking at the planet’s space line, where it’s generally warm and no dry sleet is formed,” Lucas Lange, an intern at the project’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in a statement.

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This frost theory also explained the phenomenon of dust, long dark streaks appear along 3,300 feet below the slopes of Mars, caused by avalanches that reshape the slopes of the mountains across the mountains, watching the Comoros, the Gulf Islands from the regolith to reveal a darker colored substance beneath.

Displayed in areas with morning frost.

Scientists have suggested that the occurrence of a loosening of dust grains on the slopes has arisen.

And Chris Edwards, a planetary scientist in Northern Arizona, explained the paper’s co-surface from your experiences on Earth to understand Mars.”