The “Hope Probe” monitors observations of carbon monoxide on Mars Preparing to provide the fifth data bundle in early October

The Emirates Mars Exploration Project, the “Hope Probe”, revealed scientific data on carbon monoxide in the atmosphere of the red planet, through a spectrometer with ultraviolet rays, with a wavelength, which is referred to as far ultraviolet rays.
The project explained in a tweet on Twitter that the difference in the relative abundance of carbon monoxide contributes with the passage of time and change of location, by providing valuable information related to temperatures and winds in the middle atmosphere of Mars, as well as the nature of chemical processes that balance the atmosphere of the red planet.