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Perseverance Pays off When Studying the Martian Atmosphere

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Perseverance has been able to obtain fantastic observations of everything from clouds and halos to dust devils and the onset of dust storms. In Perseverance's first year on Mars we observed a scattering halo toward the end of Mars's cloudy season. This bright ring around the Sun is caused by large hexagonal ice crystals that only form when lots of water vapor is present.

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Perseverance Pays off When Studying the Martian Atmosphere

Pasadena CA (JPL (SPX) Apr 01, 2024 Studying the atmosphere with Perseverance can be challenging! Imagine spotting an interesting cloud in a photo taken yesterday; unlike something interesting on the surface, more observations just aren't possible, as it's long gone by now. Or imagine trying to take a movie of a dust devil zooming across Jezero crater, when the rover's daily activities are all planned out before the rover even wak

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