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The Martian calendar, established in 1955, counts years from the "great dust storm of 1956," a significant event in Mars' meteorological history...
Mars has completed another revolution around the Sun and the planet is celebrating a new year with Earth-sent rovers...
On November 12, 2024, Mars embarked on its 38th year according to the Martian calendar..
As Mars begins its new year, scientists and space enthusiasts alike celebrate the Red Planet's distinct calendar, offering a reminder of the diverse and fascinating worlds within our solar system...
This Martian New Year not only marks another revolution around the Sun but also highlights the ongoing scientific interest in understanding Mars' complex climate and potential for future exploration...
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