Martian rocks are similar to their Emirati and Omani counterparts

Dubai – NEW YORK (Reuters) – Several robotic spacecraft sent to Mars have captured clear images of different soil components on the Red Planet, an American scientist said.

"We have been studying for a long time rock types that are very similar to those of the Sultanate of Oman and the United Arab Emirates, which has helped us understand how they are shaped and dated," said Christopher Edwards, member of the Emirates exploration team.

Edwards said at a conference at Zayed University's Faculty of Natural Sciences and Health titled "Robots on the Surface of Mars", which the man has sent in recent years a fleet of robotic spacecraft on Mars, and that these vehicles have been able to make countless scientific discoveries. To a large extent our land. He emphasized the importance of this process to learn about the components of Mars.