Love you to Mars and back: Heart-shaped mesas from the red planet discovered on Valentine's Day
- 16 Feb 2020
Love is in the air. It’s true.
This Valentine’s Day was an extremely special one for NASA.
Just as much as NASA loves space and all things that come with it, it’s now official that space too loves it back.
Adorable pictures of heart-shaped mesas from the red planet, Mars was captured by NASA and left the Twitterati amused.
Screenshot of the post shared by Science Alert on social media.
The mesmerizing photos were shared by the ScienceAlert on their Instagram handle with the caption, "Happy Valentine's Day, all the way from Mars! This series of images shows heart-shaped mesas and depressions on the Martian surface, taken with the Mars Global Surveyor in orbit around the Red Planet. We'll be together real soon, Mars!"
As the post went viral, social media has been flooded with reactions.
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A user wrote, "At least there's love somewhere in the universe."
Another wrote, " Those 'guys' apparently knew the way to a ladies heart!"
A post read, "Happy Valentine's Day to all the creatures on Mars and outside the Mars."
"Heart-shaped depression, huh? I think we can find plenty on Earth too!" a user remarked.
