2 Kilometre High Dust Devil Seen on Mars Nasa Perseverance Rover Made Video

NASA’s Perserence Rover is constantly searching for Mars. The samples there are collecting. Because the most ambitious mission of space scientists is to seek life somewhere in space outside the earth. Perserence Rover has also found many strange things during the Mangal Yatra, about which NASA often gives updates from its social media handle. But now Perserence Rover got to see a wonderful view of the weather on Mars. NASA’s rover on Mars was searching in Jejero Crater. Walking here, he found such a view of the season of Mars which was not seen yet. Rover saw a sight of a dust storm on Mars and captured it in a camera. This storm was running from east to west on Mars. Its speed was 19 kilometers per hour. The incident is reported to be on 30 August when the storm was passing through the thorophaar ridge. NASA has also shared a video of it. See-

In the video of NASA’s Mars, it can be seen that this storm filled with dust of Mars is passing through the western ring of Jazero Crater. The video is made by mixing 21 frames. Each frame has a 4 -second video. The video is shown at 20 times speed. Scientists have said that on the basis of data, the storm was 4 kilometers from Thorofair Ridge. Its spread is stated up to 60 meters. In the video, only the below it is visible, which is stated to be 118 meters. While scientists say that it must have been about 2 km high. Sand storms often arise on the earth. These are formed when the hot air rising above is mixed with the cold air coming down. Scientists say that it is several times massive on Mars. Therefore, the storms there are bigger and high. Currently Perserence Rover is walking in the northern hemisphere of Mars. The summer season is going on there at this time.