See NASA's Stunning New Images of Mars Captured During an Asteroid-Bound Spacecraft's Strategic Flyby
The NASA Minute
This week, NASA's Psyche spacecraft flew past #Mars, using the planet's gravity to slingshot itself deeper in the solar system on its journey to study the asteroid Psyche. Stunning new images of the red planet were captured.
Full video: https://images.nasa.gov/details/NHQ_2025_0522_NASA%20Minute%20May%2022,%202026
Cloudy Mars: Olympus and Tharsis, ESA Mars Express HRSC
Massive 220MP image on Flickr: https://flic.kr/p/2seL8ss
Credit: ESA/ @DLR / FUBerlin/AndreaLuck CC BY CC BY
2025-08-02
North is down (sorry!)
HR242_0000 ND3+GR3+BL3
Notes: Cool cloud formation over the North Pole and a dust storm-like feature over Olympus Mons!
🚀 NASA мисията откри уникален атмосферен феномен на Марс, подобен на този, който виждаме на Земята.
- Видима полярна светлина и „мъгла“ от атмосферна енергия се появяват само при определени географски и климатични условия.
- Това ни помага да разберем по‑добре климатичните процеси и потенциала за бъдещи мисии.
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🔬 NASA's Psyche Snaps Stunning Mars Photos During Flyby
NASA's Psyche spacecraft shares striking images of Mars during its flyby, aiding its journey to the asteroid 16 Psyche for core formation insights.
https://www.byte-pulse.net/article/nasa-s-psyche-snaps-stunning-mars-photos-during-flyby

As the title says, this is the twelfth and final part of the story, Is There Life on Mars? It's now available only to subscribers. I hate having to resort to this, but this is the reality of the current internet age, especially with AI scrapers stealing everything they can
And here is (at last) the twelfth and final part of my story "Is There Life on mars?"
(it's for subscribers-only, sorry about that, but fuck AI scrapers, remember that it's free to subscribe)
https://glitched.earth/is-there-life-on-mars-final-part/
Alternatively, you can also buy it as an ebook for the price of your choice: https://ko-fi.com/s/515c26cefb

As the title says, this is the twelfth and final part of the story, Is There Life on Mars? It's now available only to subscribers. I hate having to resort to this, but this is the reality of the current internet age, especially with AI scrapers stealing everything they can