NASA Provides First Full View Of The Poles Of Ceres
- 8 years ago
NASA has released images showing the first detailed views of the poles of Ceres.
Humanity has its first detailed views of the poles of Ceres.
Each pole looks sponge-like in its own right—full of grooves, pockmarks and indentations—and both give the appearance of a strange and alien geography swirling towards the center.
The north pole appears a bit brighter and the south pole looks to be black because it's been drenched in shade since humans made contact.
According to NASA, "Detailed maps of the polar regions allow researchers to study the craters in this area and compare them to those covering other parts of Ceres. Variations in shape and complexity can point
Humanity has its first detailed views of the poles of Ceres.
Each pole looks sponge-like in its own right—full of grooves, pockmarks and indentations—and both give the appearance of a strange and alien geography swirling towards the center.
The north pole appears a bit brighter and the south pole looks to be black because it's been drenched in shade since humans made contact.
According to NASA, "Detailed maps of the polar regions allow researchers to study the craters in this area and compare them to those covering other parts of Ceres. Variations in shape and complexity can point