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The images show an 82-kilometer long corolla volcano, covered with an ice cover, near the north pole of Mars.
It is estimated that the volcano contains about 2,200 cubic kilometers of frozen ice water up to a depth of 2 km.
A mission began "March Express" from the European Space Agency in 2003, and entered orbit around March on Christmas Day this year, making this month the 15th anniversary of the start of its scientific program.
The images sent by the mission were considered to be "Bravo" on the occasion of Christmas, according to the European Agency.
The images were taken from a camera "March Express" High resolution images are composed of five segments merged to form an image.
The volcano was named Koroliev, the chief engineer of the Soviet space rockets, also known as the Soviet Union. "The father of Soviet space technology".
The images arrive a few weeks after the fall of the US space probe "Insight" successfully on Mars, allowing it to send images to Earth.
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The images show an 82-kilometer long corolla volcano, covered with an ice cover, near the north pole of Mars.
It is estimated that the volcano contains about 2,200 cubic kilometers of frozen ice water up to a depth of 2 km.
The Mars Express mission of the European Space Agency started in 2003 and came into orbit around March on this year's Christmas Day, marking the 15th anniversary of its scientific program.
The images sent by the mission were considered a "big party" on the occasion of Christmas, according to the European Agency.
The images were taken from the Mars Express High Resolution Camera and the images are composed of five slides combined to form a single image.
The volcano called Koroliev, the chief engineer of Soviet space rockets, also known as the "father of Soviet space technology".
The images arrive a few weeks after the US space probe "Insight" landed on the surface of Mars, which allowed it to send images to Earth.
