NASA's Odyssey Snaps Epic Image of Solar System's Biggest Volcano!

NASA captured an epic view of the largest volcano in our solar system, Olympus Mons, using the Mars Odyssey orbiter.

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The volcano covers up to 373 miles and is 17 miles tall.

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Since its arrival in 2001, the Odyssey orbiter has completed over 100,000 orbits around Mars and captured 1.4 million images.

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The mission has contributed to the study of valuable data, Mars geology, Martian life, and its environment

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The image captured by the orbiter helped scientists gain insights into cloud formation and dust patterns on Mars.

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The image also revealed a bluish-white band in the Martian atmosphere, highlighting the significant amount of dust present.

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The seasonal study provides valuable insights into the dynamics of Mars' climate and weather patterns.

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The four to seven month length of each Martian season enables scientists to collect extensive data on the changing atmospheric conditions.

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Scientists can study the variations in the Martian atmosphere during its four unique seasons by taking these photos at different periods of the year.

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