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Old 24th July 2018, 08:14   #1
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Default NASA images show Martian dust storms engulfing the entire planet

Martian dust storms can make nasty sand devils look cute, and every six to eight years, they can grow large enough to engulf the whole planet. Global-scale storms happen when several smaller ones kick up enough dust to envelope the planet's surface....

https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/20/...al-dust-storm/
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