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Mars After Dark: What NASA Rovers Really See

Name: Mars After Dark: What NASA Rovers Really See
Channel: NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Description: Would the night sky on Mars be filled with twinkling stars like we’re used to seeing on Earth? That depends on how you’re looking. If there was a space observatory on Mars, you could expect to see millions of galaxies, but those aren’t the kinds of images that NASA’s rovers are designed to capture.

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Would the night sky on Mars be filled with twinkling stars like we’re used to seeing on Earth? That depends on how you’re looking. If there was a space observatory on Mars, you could expect to see millions of galaxies, but those aren’t the kinds of images that NASA’s rovers are designed to capture.

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Mars After Dark: What NASA Rovers Really See. Credit: NASA / JPL.

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