Katabatic Winds Deep Space By this point in the

By this point in the approach sequence

Released only recently

This intense heat loss is likely a result of the fine dust on Phobos' surface

causing scientists to suspect that it hosts a supermassive black hole with a mass about 18 million times that of the Sun

at far left

Katabatic Winds Deep Space By this point in theOn February 24, 2009, cold northerly winds (perhaps Katabatic winds from Greenland) encountered moist air over the Greenland Sea, and their meeting generated dozens of parallel rows of clouds, commonly called cloud streets, in the skies around the island of Jan Mayen. The island added its own influence to the weather, creating an obstacle to the prevailing winds. Like water in a stream as it flows around a boulder, the wind diverged on the north side