Image: Simulating Martian dust storms

Wednesday, September 21, 2016 - 05:31 in Astronomy & Space

Mars is a dusty place and you might not think it is surprising that we regularly see dust storms on its surface. But the phenomenon has puzzled scientists since the 1980s when experiments showed that typical wind speeds recorded on Mars are not strong enough to lift the dust.

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