Winter on Mars | Spot on Science

NASA is sharing what winter is like on Mars.

According to the space agency– the photos captured Mars’s changing landscape due to winter show mega-dunes with carbon dioxide frost and ice on them. The frost makes the dunes and other parts of Mars’ landscape look darker.

Mars also experiences cube-shaped snow that accompany sub-zero temperatures. In some areas– the red planet can get as low as negative 190 degrees fahrenheit (negative 123 degrees celsius) during winter.