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An image from the red planet i.e., mars has been shared by NASA on its instagram official account. The image was captured by using the High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE), on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Through the post, NASA informed the users “The Martian crater marks the spot. You’re looking at 0° longitude on Mars, the Greenwich Observatory equivalent on the Red Planet." Since the post was shared on instagram, it has gained 4lakhs likes. People responded to the post in different ways, one wrote in the comment "looks like alien footprints on mars."
NASA explained that the Airy Crater, which has been seen as the larger crater originally defined as zero longitudes for Mars. However, as higher resolution photos became available, a smaller feature was needed. This crater, called Airy-0 (zero) was selected because it did not need to adjust existing maps.
 

'Earth equivalent of...': NASA's Mars crater image stuns netizens

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Through the post, NASA informed the users &ldquo;The Martian crater marks the spot. You&rsquo;re looking at 0&deg; longitude on Mars, the Greenwich Observatory equivalent on the Red Planet."

An image from the red planet i.e., Mars has been shared by NASA on its official Instagram account. The image was captured by using the High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE), on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Through the post, NASA informed the users &ldquo;The Martian crater marks the spot. You&rsquo;re looking at 0&deg; longitude on Mars, the Greenwich Observatory equivalent on the Red Planet."
Since the post was shared on Instagram, it has gained more than 4 lakh&nbsp;likes. The post garnered many reactions from the people.
NASA explained that the Airy Crater, which has been seen as the larger crater originally defined zero longitude for the red planet.
The crater was selected because it did not need to adjust existing maps.

China's Zhurong rover touched down on Mars early on Saturday, state media reported. China became the first country to carry out an orbiting, landing and roving operation during its first mission to Mars
The lander carrying Zhurong made the treacherous landing after what is known as the "seven minutes of terror". The mission "successfully landed in the pre-selected area", state broadcaster CCTV said.
Teams will now prepare to roll the rover off its landing platform and onto the dusty Martian surface. Six-wheeled, solar-powered Chinese rover is on a mission to collect and analyse rock samples from Mars' surface

China's Mars rover makes historic landing on the red planet

China's Zhurong rover touched down on Mars early on Saturday, state media reported. China became the first country to carry out an orbiting, landing and roving operation during its first mission to Mars
The lander carrying Zhurong made the treacherous landing after what is known as the "seven minutes of terror". The mission "successfully landed in the pre-selected area", state broadcaster CCTV said.
Teams will now prepare to roll the rover off its landing platform and onto the dusty Martian surface. Six-wheeled, solar-powered Chinese rover is on a mission to collect and analyse rock samples from Mars' surface

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