Scientists at the European Space Agency have created an animation showing Mars that's been strung together from photos of a desert canyon on the planet.

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New Animation of Mars

Scientists of the European Space Agency have created a pretty cool animation showing Mars. It's strung together from photos of a desert canyon on the planet. This school, look at that. The desert is called not this la la for labyrinth of night. The canyon is around 745 miles and has valleys that are up to 18.6 miles wide, 3.7 miles deep. So let's put this in perspective. The Grand Canyon here on earth at its widest point is 18 ft and its deepest one mile down the Mars Canyon could even stretch over most of Italy. The images were taken by the ES A Mars Express which has been orbiting the planet since 2003. Chris. You and I love these stories. We always learn something about space with all this new technology. It's so incredible and I mean, just the inspiration that you can get from some of these images alone, right? It doesn't make you feel alone one. But also it's just like mother nature is so beautiful. The comparison to the Grand Canyon, which most of us who have gone. It's massive to know something is even bigger, is spectacular.