【video sex taighten】NASA Mars rover films Martian clouds floating over the red desert

NASA spotted Martian clouds that look awfully Earth-like.

The video sex taightenspace agency recently posted atmospheric footage that the Curiosity rover captured late last year. This car-sized robot landed on Mars almost a decade ago and is exploring the planet's more than 3-billion-year-old Gale Crater.

• In the first GIF below, we can see clouds passing directly above the rover, explained NASA. The clouds are almost 50 miles high, and likely composed of carbon dioxide as opposed to water.

• In the second GIF, the soaring clouds cast shadows on the dry Martian desert.

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Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / York University

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Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / York University

Compared to Earth, the Martian atmosphere is quite thin. Its volume is about 1 percent of Earth's and largely composed of carbon dioxide, making it a profoundly inhospitable place for any potential human visitors.

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Mars' atmosphere, though it can still support fascinating extraterrestrial clouds today, wasn't always so thin. Over billions of years, its atmosphere diminished, but planetary scientists suspect the atmosphere was once thick enough to sustain a warm world — with flowing water.

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