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Tag: Journal of Planetary Science

Outer Space Exploration
Arman Kuyran

Dust devils study reveals 100 mph wind speeds on Mars, far higher than expected

Dust Devils Study Reveals 100 mph Wind Speeds on Mars, Far Higher Than Expected Dust devils on Mars serve as a valuable indicator of wind conditions on the red planet. Recently, a study conducted by researchers has unveiled some astonishing findings regarding the speed of these whirlwinds. Contrary to previous assumptions, the study reveals that […]

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