Bear Like Shape on Mars Surface NASA Image Shows Craters Looking Like Teddy Face Details

Many big space agencies are doing research on Mars and often they get to see something amazing here. In a latest discovery, scientists have found an interesting shape in a rocky part of Mars. From space it looks like the face of a smiling bear. This stunning picture was taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter while it was orbiting about 251 km above Mars.

This was released by the University of Arizona on January 25. picture The camera of NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter in 2007 shows what appears to be a huge bear face with two round eyes and a mouth. As we said, this photo was taken by the orbiter while it was orbiting about 251 km above Mars.

In fact, it is a rock formation, with the bear’s eyes actually being two large craters on the planet, and the circular pattern of the head may be due to “sunken craters”.

The University of Arizona’s High-resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera blog reads, (translated) “This feature looks somewhat like a bear’s face. What exactly is it? V-shape structure (nose), two craters (eyes), and a hill with a circular fracture pattern (head). The circular fracture pattern may have been caused by deposition of deposits at a buried impact crater. The nose may have been a volcano or mud vent and Could the deposit be lava or mudflow?”

NDTV’s AccordingIn June 2019, the popular “Star Trek” Starfleet logo was found on the surface of Mars by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. A set of strange chevron symbols were also captured by the orbiter on a Martian sand dune in the southeast Hellas Planitia region. The team claims that many shapes have been made on Mars by wind, lava and dunes.