ESA, the European space agency, published an incredible image with planet Mars as you have never seen her before, showing how she should be viewed by everyone. You can see below the picture that ESA published for the whole world, and we are talking about a "slice" from the planet Mars that shows us that it has areas that resemble those on Earth, especially where there is a lot of desert .
ESA recorded this image of the planet Mars and it shows the Terra Sabaea and Arabia Terra areas, and the differences between this image and the desert areas on Earth are not that great. In the upper part of the image taken by ESA on the planet Mars, you can see its north pole, including a good part of the celestial body up to the south pole area, so we have a pretty good picture of how everything looks.
ESA publishes an INCREDIBLE image of the planet Mars as you have NEVER seen it
ESA recorded the image on June 17, when its space probe entered the orbit of the celestial body to record new images to be analyzed by European researchers. According to the ESA, the resolution at ground level for this picture of the planet Mars is about 1 km/pixel, the picture below has a resolution of 2772 x 7526 pixels, so a very large area of the celestial body was recorded by researchers for us .
“This image from ESA's Mars Express shows a beautiful slice of the Red Planet from the north polar cap down and highlights the cratered, fiery slopes of the Terra Sabaea and Arabia Terra regions. Contains data collected on June 17, 2019 in orbit 19550.”
ESA is not as well known as NASA in terms of space exploration, and this is because it does not have as great achievements as those of the Americans, but what we are seeing now with the planet Mars is impressive. Although those from ESA are not known that much yet, they are also working on projects to take the first people to Mars, even if they are not as advanced as those of NASA.
ESA wants to show us that it is capable of doing many of the things done by NASA, and this image of the planet Mars reveals to us how serious is the work done by the Europeans at the moment.
