Neural writer by TNW Thomas discusses AI in all its forms. Likes Werner Herzog films, Arsenal FC. Neural by TNW Thomas is a writer who covers AI in all iterations. Likes Werner Herzog movies and Arsenal FC.The USA and China are not the only ones who are exploring Mars. New images taken by the UAE of the red planet's aurora have been captured. This could help us to understand the interactions between solar radiation and Mars' magnetic fields as well as the planet atmosphere.Up front: These images were taken using the Mars Hope Probes EMUS instrument (Emirates Mars Ultraviolet Spectrometer). They show a ghostly glow that is known as the discrete anrora.These images show the Mars atmosphere's aurora phenomenon for the first-time in history. Scientists think they can challenge the idea that large-scale solar events are required to drive Mars auroral phenomenaThese implications have huge implications for our understanding Mars atmospheric and magnetospheric sciences. They also support the theory that solar storms do not need to be present to cause Mars aurora, stated Hessa Al Mattroushi, the Emirates Mars Missions science leader.Credit: Emirates Mars Mission. Mars does not have a global magnetic field created by its core, unlike Earth.Background: In 2021, the Hope Probe orbited Mars. It will provide the first complete picture of Mars' climate during the Martian year.Quick summary: It is fascinating to see the patterns of the aurorae that snake around the Mars magnetic fields. These patterns could provide new insights into the Martian atmosphere's interaction with solar particles.
