Mars dust devils reach 160 kmph, revealing new atmospheric insights

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Mars dust devils can reach speeds of 160 kmph, significantly faster than previously thought, impacting our understanding of the planet's atmosphere. New analysis using AI on camera data revealed these high wind speeds. This research helps scientists better comprehend the dynamics of Mars' thin atmosphere and its role in shaping the planet's climate. The findings are crucial for understanding atmospheric processes on Mars, where even thin winds play a significant role in dust transport and climate.


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