An almost white spot in southern Madagascar drew attention to a photograph made of the International Space Station in August 2026. It is the massif of anortosite of Saririaky, a rocky earthly formation reminiscent of the clear regions of the Moon. The similarity comes mainly from its minerals, not from an extraterrestrial origin. Why the...
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An almost white spot in southern Madagascar drew attention to a photograph made of the International Space Station in August 2026. It is the massif of anortosite of Saririaky, a rocky earthly formation reminiscent of the clear regions of the Moon. The similarity comes mainly from its minerals, not from an extraterrestrial origin. Why the...