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May 19, 2005 Sunset by Spirit https://go.nasa.gov/2ULxd2x Because Mars is farther away, the Sun appears only about two-thirds the size during a Martian sunset as it does here on our planet.pic.twitter.com/sMIaDEGBIS
July 1997 Sunset by Pathfinder https://go.nasa.gov/2UPOFDh Panoramic images like this one are stitched together from many different smaller frames.pic.twitter.com/RpZ4Catkh6
June 14, 1978 Sunrise by Viking 2 https://go.nasa.gov/2UNf7NO The glow in the sky results as sunlight is scattered and absorbed by tiny particles of dust and ice in the atmosphere.pic.twitter.com/3jJ5xFbZFw
Aug. 21, 1976 Sunset by Viking 1 https://go.nasa.gov/2UMKg3X Images of the Martian sky are more than just beauty shots -- they can help us learn about atmospheric conditions on the Red Planet.pic.twitter.com/yVzvvDvN19
Nice.
While a sol is a Martian day, it refers to the entire time it takes for the planet to turn once on its axis, not just the daylight period. Each 24 hour and 39 minute sol has daylight and nighttime.
@elonmusk This is Beutiful! Take me to Mars already!
I am grateful for you. I'm not fully in the know of how hard you work or how skilled someone must want to be, but as a corp. (& Leaders in space exploration
) i know that the public doesn't give y'all the honest respect that you and your work deserve. Thanks for going beyond.
Thank for looking back, looking down, and watching our limitless above. @NASA
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