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El módulo Viking 1 de la NASA mostró por primera vez a los seres humanos cómo se veía una puesta de Sol en Marte, en 1976. Desde entonces, varios otros robots en el Planeta Rojo han enviado a la Tierra una variedad de vistas de amaneceres y atardeceres en Marte. El atardecer azul: Al igual que los colores se tornan más intensos en los atardeceres de la Tierra, los atardeceres marcianos vistos desde el Planeta Rojo parecerían azulados para los observadores humanos. El fino polvo hace que el azul
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