NASA’s exploration rover Opportunity landed on Mars more than 11 years ago, in January 2004, with what then seemed like ambitious goals: to survive 90 Martian days and drive 600 metres.
These “mystery clouds” came as a surprise, in particular when considering they were first spotted by a string of amateur astronomers in 2012.
NASA’s exploration rover Opportunity landed on Mars more than 11 years ago, in January 2004, with what then seemed like ambitious goals: to survive 90 Martian days and drive 600 metres.
These “mystery clouds” came as a surprise, in particular when considering they were first spotted by a string of amateur astronomers in 2012.