The European Space Agency has recently released a photo of Mars showing deep blue patches within two craters, explaining that they’re a photographic optical illusion of dark volcanic particles blown around by the planet’s strong dust storms.
The European Space Agency has recently released an image of Mars showing vivid patches of blue smudging the insides of a couple of craters.
Though it appears that they could be evidence of water or ice, officials explain that the coloration is actually a photographic optical illusion showing sediment build up from dust storms.
Winds on the planet can exceed 60 miles an hour in cycles that can continue for weeks which results in the erosion of
