See a sunrise on Mars in this stunning view from NASA's InSight lander (photo)

If you think sunrises on Earth are amazing, wait until you see one on Mars.

This stunning view comes from NASA's InSight Mars lander, which snapped images of the Martian sunrise on April 10.

NASA officials wrote in the landers voice that they will never tire of sunrise on Mars.

The InSight mission team combined several of their sunrise photos into a short timelapse of daybreak on the Red Planet and included it in the post.

Photos of NASA's InSight mission to Mars.

I’ll never tire of sunrise on Mars. ☀️ Each morning, that distant dot climbs higher in the sky, giving me energy for another round of listening to the rumbles beneath my feet. https://t.co/QB4uVOBLAP pic.twitter.com/61dZe75k2IApril 13, 2022

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The stationary Mars landers are designed to study marsquakes and the interior of the Red Planet. The lander touched down in the Elysium Planitia region of Mars in November of last year and is currently in an extended phase after completing its primary mission of one full Martian year.

A massive dust storm on Mars forced InSight to slip into a safe mode when it couldn't generate enough power to perform its science mission. NASA officials said at the time that the lander had been recovered.

NASA officials have said that the mission on Mars will end in December.

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