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Phobos over Mars

Image Credit: ESA, DLR, FU Berlin, Mars Express; Processing & CC BY 2.0 License: Andrea Luck

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APOD: 2023 July 31 – Phobos over Mars

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privvcy
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Totally mind-boggling!

cf Moon over Bourbon Street 😀

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If that was not #APOD I would say "That's clearly photoshopped" 😆 .
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Azeem Bande-Ali
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I love how wonky Phobos and Deimos look. I even wrote about their weird orbits https://azeemba.com/posts/mars-phobos-wrong-way-moon.html

Why is Mars's Moon Traveling the Wrong Way?

Viewing the martian sky can be unsettling. Firstly, because it means that you are on Mars which might have been unexpected. But also because the Martian sky has two moons and one …
Azeem Bande-Ali (Azeem Bande-Ali | azeemba.com)
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Had a dim memory of an image showing a similar view:
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap101201.html
Beautifully shows in comparison how dark Phobos is.

APOD: 2010 December 1 - Martian Moon Phobos from Mars Express

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