A photo resembling a bear’s face came from the surface of Mars. This photo is taken directly from NASA’s Mar Reconnaissance Orbiter. withdrawn.
Today in the internet world bear photo. Because the NASA orbiter designed to study the geology and climate of Mars, enable the discovery of future landing sites, and transfer data from surface missions to Earth. Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter using An image captured from the surface of Mars. A natural formation resembling a bear’s face appears in this image. The really interesting coincident photo shows a V-shaped collapsed peak (nose), two craters (eyes), and a circular fracture (head). When these come together, a real bear face form is formed. This is the most talked about photo of the day, as the internet loves things like that and NASA is highlighting the “bear form”.
HiPOD: A Bear on Mars?
This feature looks a bit like a bear’s face. What is it really?
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