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PARIS (Reuters) – The European Space Agency (ESA) has released a series of breathtaking images of a large iceberg crater on the surface of Mars, about 80 kilometers away. in diameter, to form a snowy white space that can serve as a Christmas card envelope on the red planet.
The images came from the Mars Express mission, currently in orbit around Mars and belonging to the European Space Agency. It was taken by a high resolution camera in three dimensions.
The agency said that she viewed the images sent by the mission as a "big party" on the occasion of Christmas.
The Mars Express was launched on Mars in 2003 and went into orbit around March on this year's Christmas Day, marking the 15th anniversary of its scientific program.
The European Space Agency has provided two hypotheses to explain the presence of such a volcano on the red planet, a binder formed by a meteor collision with Mars, filled with deposits of the hole, so as indicate the position in which it appears.
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