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NASA discovers bear-like formation on Mars surface

  • Earliest collected report:Фокус

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured an image of a formation on Mars that resembles a bear. This appearance is attributed to the unique topography of the Martian surface and is an example of pareidolia, where the brain perceives familiar shapes in random patterns.

In brief

  • NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has been studying Mars for 20 years
  • The image is a result of Martian topography
  • The phenomenon is known as pareidolia
Covered by 2 of 6 media groups
  • Budget not in the collected reports
  • Public money not in the collected reports
  • Media business 3 sources
  • Big capital 1 source
  • Readers and grants not in the collected reports
  • Undisclosed not in the collected reports

No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, public money, readers and grants, undisclosed.

What are media groups?

Share of reports by media group
GroupShareCount
Media business
  • Newsroom 2
  • Commentary 1
75%3 items
Big capital
  • Newsroom 1
25%1 item

How we count media groups — Methodology

Who the outlets write for
  • community 1
  • region 0
  • country 3
  • world 0
Channels
  • Websites 2
  • TV and radio 1
  • Weeklies and analysis 1

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  • ФокусMedia business
    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

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  • ТСНBig capitaloligarchic ties
    • first item
    • caught up, 6 h later
    • national desk

    «Він дивиться просто в камеру»: на Марсі знайшли дещо дуже схоже на ведмедя

  • Дзеркало тижняMedia businessCommentary
    • first item
    • caught up, 32 h later
    • interpreters

    На Марсі виявили «ведмедя»: що це таке

  • Новини NMedia business
    • caught up, 17 h later

    NASA виявило на Марсі гігантського «ведмедя»: вчені пояснили незвичайну світлину

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