Countries around the world are constantly striving to make their mark in space and are trying to be at the forefront in this space race. In this sequence, we get to see new updates from space every day. Recently, an interesting and surprising picture has emerged from Mars, which has been captured by the European Space Agency (ESA).
ESA has shared a picture of a 'smiling scary smiley' on the surface of Mars on its Instagram, which has gone viral on the Internet. Everyone is surprised to see this picture and is asking the same question in the comment section that what is this. ESA has written in the caption of this picture, 'Why so serious?' and in the same caption, they have also revealed this mysterious scene.
The scene seen in the picture shared by ESA is a deposit of chloride salt. It looks like a 'smiley' on the surface of Mars. In fact, the chloride salt deposits found on Mars indicate that the history of this planet was surrounded by rivers, lakes and possibly oceans.
ESA has also said in its post that this chloride salt deposit found on the surface of Mars has been discovered by our ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and this is revealing the secrets inside the planet.
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After sharing this post, it has received more than 11 thousand likes and this number is increasing continuously. People are also giving their reactions on this picture on social media. One user wrote, 'Really, this view looks very beautiful.' At the same time, another user commented, 'After seeing this, I am reminded of Jack Skeleton.' Along with such comments, many other users have also shared their reactions on it. This mysterious picture has not only attracted people's attention towards the discoveries happening in space, but has also shown that there are still many mysteries to be discovered on the surface of Mars. For such interesting and surprising updates in the future, we have to watch space discoveries carefully and support the research of scientists.
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