Bouncing Sands of Mars Blow in the Wind

Because Mars has an atmosphere 100 times less dense than Earth’s, scientists figured hurricane-force winds are needed to move sand around in the thin Martian air, and winds that high are rare.

But this turns out to be only half the story.

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