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Why Is Part of Mars Purple? A New Image Shows What the Colour Is Hiding
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Why Is Part of Mars Purple? A New Image Shows What the Colour Is Hiding
A Mars Express view of Thyles Rupes near the south pole reveals kilometre-high cliffs, frozen dunes and a landscape shaped by cooling, dust and frost. Mars is usually pictured in rust, ochre and brown. So what are we looking at when a new view of the Red Planet turns berry-purple? The answer is not a […]
Forget the usual ochre red, the planet Mars reveals itself in a new light, adorned with purple and icy shades captured by the European probe Mars Express.
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