From its vantage point on the surface of Mars, NASA’s rover Opportunity relayed a spectacular series of images of a blue-hued sunset on the red planet. Scientists then stitched the pictures, taken over a period of 17 minutes, into a 30-second movie simulation.See the video and other images of and from Mars at Discovery News.
The bluish glow around the sun is due to the same dust particles that make Mars’ sky appear red. The pictures were taken on Nov. 4 and Nov. 5 using three different filters on the rover’s panoramic camera.
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Friday, December 24, 2010
Blue Martian Sunset
Earth is a blue planet that has red sunsets. Mars is a red planet with blue sunsets!
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