The most detailed images of Mars’ moon Deimos have been unveiled after a probe flew just 100km (62 miles) from its surface. Researchers from the UAE Space Agency say the images help challenge the long-standing theory that Mars’ moons are asteroids captured by the planet’s gravity. #Mars #Moon #Space #Deimos #UAE #Gravity | Sky News

A Rare Look at Mars’ Mysterious Moon, Deimos! 🌑 This stunning infrared sequence, captured during Hera’s gravity-assist flyby on March 12, 2025, shows Deimos drifting across the face of Mars – a sight rarely seen. Unlike its host planet, Deimos is airless and absorbs heat quickly, making it appear hotter and brighter than Mars in these images. Though it looks like the moon is moving northward, Hera was actually speeding past Deimos from north to south at the time. With its dark, heat-absorbing s