The Hope Probe monitors a dust storm in the northern hemisphere of Mars with the Digital Exploration Camera

The Emirates Mars Exploration Project revealed that the Hope probe detected a dust storm in the northern half of the red planet, using the Digital Exploration Camera.

And the project said in a tweet on “Twitter”, which I attached to a 15-second video clip, that the dust storm that was monitored on September 10, 2021, appears in a frontal structure of the planet Mars at the 97th solar meridian.

He added that this storm was monitored in a distinctive and unusual way, as the probe took 5 images, at a rate of one image every 2 to 3 hours, and the dust storm was studied and analyzed over a period of 7-8 hours, as a frontal structure was observed for it, and the presence of a huge structure of the atmosphere. The weather is unusual for this location and time of the Martian year.