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A 1,100-Mile-Long Cloud on Mars is Defying Physics—This Unexpected Discovery May Reveal Why
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Researchers have uncovered an unusual 1,100-mile-long cloud on Mars that challenges our understanding of physics, using data from the ESA Mars Express mission and a new meteorological model. This unexpected discovery may provide insights into atmospheric phenomena on Mars.
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