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It’s been said that the first person on Mars is alive somewhere on earth today. Imagine it’s you. What do you need to know? How much you get there? What should you pack? What are some of the must-see sights and what should you avoid? Think of this as your personal travel guide to exploring the red planet.
Mars has always had a mystique. It’s one of the easier planets to spot in the night sky, a constant dot of red light moving through the heavens. And now we know for sure that of all the planets, this red, rocky one is the most similar to home.
Here are polar caps and sun-baked deserts, giant volcanoes and mighty1 canyons2. Mars even spins at about the same speed as earth, making a Martian day only about 40 minutes longer than ours. Although it’s further out from the sun and takes twice as long to circle it, the long Martian year has identifiable seasons. And what’s more, our two planets share a common childhood.
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1 mighty | |
adj.强有力的;巨大的 | |
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2 canyons | |
n.峡谷( canyon的名词复数 ) | |
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3 asteroids | |
n.小行星( asteroid的名词复数 );海盘车,海星 | |
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