Mars dust devils.

This week NASA's Robert Perseverance will surely be in the news because this week they sent some very impressive photos of Dust Devils, specifically Capto 3. These images are those of Perseverance, they are sent in raw form and the images in gray are those of the Dust Devil, here are also all the original photos, the original versions sent directly by the rovers and all those gray images are from those tornadoes, that is, has not taken a video, we would have to join all those gray photos to have a video of those small dust tornadoes that have been seen these days.

And to be able to capture them you have to have a little art, you have to put them together and be able to see them at the right times, at the right pace, you have to have talent and there is a person who has a lot of talent for these things in astronomy and to be able to show us the photos with the rhythm or with the necessary visualization so that we can appreciate the details, one of those artists is this gentleman landru79 and he has managed to unite those gray photos.

This is what Robert Perseverance has captured, there are three, there is the big one that can be seen in the foreground and then in the background there are two others, it is tremendous, there must be a lot of wind these days on Mars, these small tornadoes, some can be quite large, they are formed by the temperature differences on the Martian surface and with the atmosphere, because Mars has a very weak atmosphere, yes, but there is enough atmosphere to cause this type of tornadoes and the dust is a dusty and rocky planet so dust It has plenty, it's impressive.