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Mars' giant 1,100-mile cloud defies known physics
Original: Mars' weird 1,100-mile cloud runs on physics no one has ever seen before
Scientists say an elongated cloud stretching some 1,100 miles over Mars operates on atmospheric physics that has never been observed before. The cloud, which repeatedly forms near a giant volcano on the Red Planet, cannot be fully explained by existing models, prompting researchers to reconsider how Martian weather works. The finding is drawing attention for what it may reveal about atmospheres beyond Earth.
Why now: A new study suggests the cloud behaves in ways current physics cannot explain, fascinating planetary scientists.
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