Mars spacecraft “Angel Image” near the South Pole before Christmas

Santa is ready Christmas on Earth At the North Pole of Earth, angels come to the holiday spirit South Pole of Mars. A week before Christmas, a spacecraft found a “figure of angels” and a large heart at Antarctica on Tuesday.

This week, the European Space Agency’s Mars Express stereo HD camera captured the “limited wings of an angel, complete with a halo” with a big heart. A pair of festive shades appear in bright red, contrasting perfectly with the light browns of Mars sand surrounding them.

As reported by Al-Space Company, the dark color is caused by a mixture of sand dunes, which are minerals found on Earth such as pyroxene and olives.

The South Pole, which currently enjoys summer, is just outside the frame, to the right of the outside view. During the winter of Tuesday, the area will be covered in ice one mile thick and 250 miles wide – but for now, the glaciers are at their annual lowest level.

The angel’s hand appears to reach to the left, a large underground crater – the depression on the planet’s surface that forms during the summer months when it turns into ice gas.

The angel’s head and aura appear to have formed when a celestial body entered the planet, revealing surface layers that provide a glimpse into Mars’ long history. The core is the result of a series of rocks formed due to erosion.

To the left of the picture in the beautiful landscape are also the demons of Mars dust. Dust devils common on the red planet consist of strong winds that blow dust off the surface.

The south pole of Mars has attracted attention in recent months as scientists have discovered it Three new underground lakes – The possibility of more than that – indicates the presence of microbial life.