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Shapeless eclipse

Dany 0 Comments May 23, 2022

This shadow was created by Phobos, a satellite of Mars.


Photo captured and sent by perseverance

Phobos is 150 times smaller than our Moon and 50 times closer to Mars. Because it is so close, Phobos will crash into Mars in the next 50 million years.


Also, the number of eclipses is higher because the orbit is so close.

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