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Dust devils on Mars: Raging winds can reach up to 160 kmph on the Red Planet

Scientists spot over a thousand dust devils on Mars

Watch a dust devil swirl across Mars in this video from NASA's Perseverance rover

#PPOD: Dust Devil Dancing Across Mars Dust devils are whirlwinds of dust that are blown across Mars’s surface. They are one way that dust gets lifted into the Red Planet’s thin atmosphere and transported from one place to another. The High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) on board ESA’s Mars Express tracked this dust devil across the Martian surface on 20 November 2018. The dust devil was one of 1039 found as part of new research published in Science Advances, which used 20 years of images from E

Mars Report: Perseverance Rover Captures Dust Devils Whirling Across Mars - NASA Science