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    ESA > Our Activities > Space Science > Mars Express

    Mars water on your desktop

    Share the success of the Mars Express mission and use these first stunning images of the surface of Mars as wallpaper and screensavers.

    Striking images taken by a High Resolution Stereo Camera attached to Mars Express detail the grooved paths and valleys of ancient glaciers on the surface of our nearest neighbour. Also available are spectacular images giving clear signs of existing ice on the surface of Mars have been taken by OMEGA, a combined camera and infrared spectrometer.

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