Vol 446 | 5 April 2007 | doi:nature05718 LETTERS Global warming and climate forcing by recent albedo changes on Mars Lori K. Fenton1, Paul E. Geissler3 & Robert M. Haberle2

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• Astronomy
• Martian surface
• Mars Global Surveyor
• Climate
• Dust devil
• Atmosphere
• Climate of Mars
• Bruce Jakosky
• Mars
• Spacecraft
• Planetary science

The Serpent Dust Devil of Mars uahirise.org/ESP_026051_2160 A towering dust devil casts a serpentine shadow over the Martian surface in this stunning, late springtime image of Amazonis Planitia. The length of the shadow

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The Serpent Dust Devil of Mars ESP_026051_2160 The HiRISE camera onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is the most powerful one of its kind ever sent to another planet. Its high resolution allows us to see Mars like ne

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DESERT DUST DEVIL 3 days and 2 nights Minimum 2, Maximum 9 participants This mini safari is ideal for those with a hectic schedule to enjoy an authentic desert excursion. It is also ideal for self-drive visitors who wish

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• Himba people
• Pastoralists
• Safari
• Namib Desert
• Namibia
• Palmwag
• Elephant
• Swakopmund
• Africa
• Physical geography
• Herero people

Documentary: ‘Dust Devils’

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• Mars
• Storm
• Burning Man
• Black Rock
• Culture
• Vortices
• Wind
• Dust devil

41st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference[removed]pdf TIME-DEPENDENT DUST ACCUMULATION ON THE MARS PHOENIX WIND INDICATOR. C. Holstein-Rathlou1*, H.P. Gunnlaugsson1 J.P. Merrison1, P. Nørnberg1, M.D. Ellehoj2, K.

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• Mars
• Mare Boreum quadrangle
• Phoenix
• Spaceflight
• Unmanned spacecraft
• Dust devil
• Dust
• Wind
• Planetary science
• Spacecraft
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences

44th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference[removed]pdf CONSTRAINTS ON ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR AND CIRCULATION AT GALE CRATER FROM THE MSL ATMOSPHERIC MONITORING CAMPAIGN John E. Moores1,2, R. Haberle3, M. Lemmon4,

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• Unmanned spacecraft
• Planetary atmospheres
• Atmospheric thermodynamics
• Mars Exploration Rover
• Mars
• Dust devil
• Mars Science Laboratory
• Gale
• Phoenix
• Spaceflight
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences

40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference[removed]pdf Surface Stereo Imager Observations of Dust Devils at the Phoenix Landing Site. K. M. Bean1, M. T. Lemmon1, Phoenix Science Team, 1Department of Atmospheric Sci

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• Storm
• Planetary geology
• Mars Exploration Rover
• Dust devil
• Vortices
• Phoenix
• Mars Global Surveyor
• Mars Pathfinder
• Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
• Spacecraft
• Spaceflight
• Space technology

40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference[removed]pdf DUST DEVILS AND VORTICES AT THE PHOENIX LANDING SITE ON MARS. M.D. Ellehøj1, H.P. Gunnlaugsson2, P.A.Taylor3, B.T.Gheynani3, J. Whiteway3, M.T. Lemmon4, K.M.

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• Mars
• Phoenix
• Dust devil
• Mars Pathfinder
• Mars landing
• Mars Exploration Rover
• Vortex
• Timekeeping on Mars
• Exploration of Mars
• Spacecraft
• Spaceflight
• Space technology

Workshop on the Microstructure of the Martian Surface[removed]DUST ERUPTIONS ON MARS BY TEMPERATURE GRADIENT INDUCED FORCES. T. Kelling∗1 , G. Wurm1 , D. Reiss1 , M. Kocifaj2 , J. Klaˇcka3 , J. Teiser1 .1 Universit¨at

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• Mars
• Dust devil
• Storm
• Vortices
• Wind
• Types of volcanic eruptions
• Dust
• Mars program
• Atmospheric sciences
• Geology
• Meteorology