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Scientists Map Red Planet's Global Wind Patterns For The First Time
Remote reprogramming of the MAVEN spacecraft and one of its instruments enables collection of wind data on Mars, revealing circulation patterns that bear the signature of mountains and valleys hundreds of kilometers below.
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