NASA (NASAIssued on Tuesday (Tuesday) Pit A photo of social media (Social media) Went viral. In fact, the photo was taken by the space agency using a high-resolution imaging science experiment on Mars’ observation orbiter. NASA shared this photo on Instagram (Instagram) But wrote in the caption that the crater on Mars marks the place. It is said to be 50 cm (19.7 inches) per pixel on the map scale. The photo, released by NASA, has been liked by more than 4,66,190 people so far. The world is amazed at this photo.

Meanwhile, several Instagram users have commented on the Instagram post shared by NASA. An Instagram user wrote that this is like the footprints of aliens on Mars. At the same time, another user wrote that all of God’s creations are beautiful, and the universe is no exception. In addition, what a third user writes is a wonderful thing that will silence you.

The world was amazed to see this photo

The air crater is also known as the zero degree longitude of the red planet.

At the same time, in a photo caption posted on Instagram, NASA revealed that there was a large crater inside another rock, calling it the Air Crater. The caption states that the crater was originally known as the Red Planet’s zero degree longitudinal line. At the same time, as scientists began to take more photos of the surface of Mars, they needed more accurate markers, so NASA determined the small crater as its main meridian so as not to alter existing maps.

Meanwhile, a countdown test to send NASA’s giant SLS rocket to the moon failed on Thursday following a hydrogen leak. This is the third time NASA has attempted a full-scale test. This is a necessary step before sending a test flight to the moon. This time the launch team was partially successful in injecting a little cold liquid hydrogen and oxygen into the main stage of the rocket, a 3-story space launch system. Liquid hydrogen is extremely dangerous, officials said. The leak was checked before inspection. The first two attempts of the countdown test were unsuccessful.

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