Curiosity rover spots rare shimmering clouds above Mars
The Sun sets differently on Mars. Part of that is due to its distance from the star (an average of 142 million miles versus Earth’s roughly 93 million miles), but it also has to do with the planet’s atmosphere. A great example of the effects can be seen in the Red Planet’s noctilucent clouds.
Rising temperatures are fueled, in part, by declining cloud cover — which could be a potential climate feedback loop.
NASA’s Curiosity rover captured stunning images of Martian twilight clouds, revealing iridescent dry ice formations on Mars.
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - On the gloomy side for the next several days with some sun, lots of clouds and a few showers through the weekend and early next week. As next week progresses, the weather ...
STILL LOOKING AT ABOVE AVERAGE, VERY WARM TEMPERATURES ... STILL LOOKING AT OVERALL, JUST A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS, LOOKING AT THE CLOUD COVER, INCREASING HERE. TAD, AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW ...
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