MARS SURFACE

If you look at Mars Surface in the sky, its orange to blood-red coloration is already noticeable with the naked eye, which is why it was named Mars (or Ares), the god of war. The reason for the red coloration is the chemical composition of its surface: it has a very high proportion of iron oxides, commonly known as rust. The fine iron oxide dust covers the ground and is additionally distributed in the thin atmosphere of the planet due to the wind.

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