NASA from Mars Rover picks up the giant dust demon that swallows his friend

Mars is a devil ate the world of Satan. The perseverance team recently witnessed a gruesome scene on the Red Planet, where the dust devil consumed its smaller counterpart, and turns into one column slightly larger than the air and dust.

The NASA robot of six wheels was trying to better understand the atmosphere of Mars when it acquired the dust demons in playing. Using its navigation camera, the Rove Persevency team took pictures of many dust demons, they spin wrongly on the western edge of Crateer Jezero Crate, in an area called Witch Hazel Hill.

The pictures were placed in a short video clip revealing the larger dust devil, which was about 210 feet (65 meters), and was shown by a smaller dust demon, and it was about 16 feet (5 meters), behind it. Two demons can be seen dust in the background.

The humble small sweetness walked directly in his own demise, and swallowed his largest counterpart. Mark Laimon, the world of perseverance at the Bulder Space Science Institute, Colorado, said. statement. “These miniature boats wander around the surface of Mars, pick up dust while going and lowering vision in their direct area. If a demon occurs in the dust on each other, they can either blur each other or integrate, with stronger consuming the weakest.”

Dust Devils was first monitored by NASA’s Viking mission in the 1970s, which was portrayed by Phenomenon Cheeky from the orbit of Mars. After two decades, the Pathfinder mission took the first picture of the dust devil from the surface of Mars, with one of them wrapped above the landing. Since then, NASA has acquired its fair share of dust demons.

Unlike the Earth, the atmosphere of Mars is very skinny to support hurricanes. Instead, while the air rises near the surface of the planet and rises to meet the cooler air, it begins to rotate. With more air joining the column, capturing the speed, as well as dust, and creating a dust devil.

“If you feel bad about the little Devil in our latest video, it may give you some condolences to find out the larger perpetrator, the most likely after a few minutes,” Limon said. “The demons dust on Mars only lasts about 10 minutes.”