NASA's MAVEN Spacecraft Captures Stunning New Views of Mars' Atmosphere

NASA's Maven spacecraft captured new images of Mars showcasing changes in its atmosphere with the seasons.
The global photos were taken in ultraviolet wavelengths, making the atmosphere's ozone appear in bright colors and clouds look frothy.
Scientists can study Mars' atmosphere to understand its history of liquid water and habitability.
One image shows the southern hemisphere in summer with a shrinking ice cap, pink basins and tan valleys filled with clouds.
The second image shows the northern polar region filled with clouds in winter, demonstrating how much the atmosphere changes with the seasons.