NASA publishes photos of the Martian surface, resembling the "teddy bear" face
CTOnews.com, January 31 (Xinhua)-- NASA's NASA High Resolution Imaging Science experiment has released a special photo of Mars that looks like the face of a teddy bear.
CTOnews.com learned that the photo, taken on December 12, 2022, consists of a V-shaped collapse structure (nose), two craters (eyes) and a circular fracture (head) hill that looks like a bear's face.
NASA said the annular fracture in this photo may have been due to sediment deposited on the buried impact crater. Maybe the nose is a crater or mud vent, and the sediment may be lava flow or mud flow.
NASA has previously used the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter) to take a number of pictures of Mars in winter, which are stunning and beautiful.
