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When all the frozen carbon gas meles in the summer, different traces are detected in the Martian landscape. These are known as “Araneidoform terrain” because they look like spiders when you appear from space. Some of the soil shapes like this spider have more than one kilometer, some have hundreds of feet in some. They are often in the hearths. The picture above was taken by Mars intelligence orbiter while watching the Southern Hemisphere in 2009.
Although the processes that produce these forms of forms are not fully understood, JPL is working to imitate the temperature and pressure of Mars to re-create them.
The arrival of spring in Mars also brings strong winds, and the characteristic spiral pattern of the North Pole cover of Mars has been created by the winds from the hat center to the periphery. The spiral sample, when the rotation of a planet bends the winds of the wind, it is related to the Coriolis effect.
The dark parts of the spiral are inexperienced in the deep canyons of actually cut with spring winds for a long time. Chasma Borea, which appears on the right of the center of the polar cap in the description, is especially magnificent. Grand Canyon (about 450 kilometers) and up to 2 kilometers depth.
Strong spring winds, as well as winds are in the deserts on the earth, also carry sand hills on the surface of the Martian.
The white objects you see in the description are frost around Dunes, which rose statically remaining static. If the temperature rises in the spring and this ice melts, Dunes will start moving again by the wind movement.
“As we can see, the start of the summer in Mars. ‘Explosive,’ Explosive ‘says’ Explosive’. I imagine that it would be very noisy and explode.”
This story originated first Wired Japan and translated from Japanese.
