“As the planet gets closer to the star, it feels a burst of starlight, or radiation. The atmosphere becomes a cauldron of chemical reactions, and the winds ramp up far beyond hurricane force,”
READ MOREParticularly fascinating is the surface color and horizon, appearing more similar to what we see on Earth compared to many of the deep red images we have presented in the past where the red Martian atmosphere dominates.
READ MORESightings of UFOS by astronauts that you really should see.
READ MOREThis connection extends far beyond the individual.
READ MOREAn Australian witness at Eungella had managed to spot a cylinder up in the sky!
READ MORENew Horizons has given us the closest image of Pluto’s surface, letting us see what it’s like on the icy terrain.
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