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If Olympus Mons was in France: It's so big that if you were to walk up it you would barely even notice the slope. You'd feel as though you were walking on flat surface.

It would be easier. No having to go to the gym or eat loads of salad.

No. Mars is half the size of Earth. A day on Mars is almost exactly the same as a day on Earth - it's just 40 minutes longer on Mars. The last bit is correct - a Martian years is 687 days, almost twice that of an Earth year. So every two years on Earth is one year on Mars.

Boris Johnson stands up to the EU as he ignores the Northern Ireland Protocol. Hungary and Poland take the EU to court.

Sadiq Khan The Coward 🤣 Avoids Responding To Laurence Fox By Calling Him Extreme Far Right 🤣😂🤣

Nathan Evans - "Wellerman" (2021)

HUGE Fail 🤦‍♂️ Harry & Meghan PR Disaster + Gagging Order REVEALED 😤 Wait For Next Stunt 👶

Incredibly Worrying Development

UK IGNORING EU Rules With More Unilateral Action

The SNP vow to have another independence referendum if they win the Scottish Election in May but, surprisingly, they may not win. **********

The EU treats its member states like shit and then wonders why they leave. Poland will leave soon.

What if "aliens" are human time travellers from the distant future? ************** The Strangest Planets In The Universe

It should be the innocent coppers, wrongly arrested for murder, who get paid the compo.

Crime pays, especially when you weren’t killed and you’re a member of a protected demographic it seems.

Who says crime doesn't pay?

THIS HAPPENED Just Before Meghan Markle Oprah Interview! #meghanmarkle #princeharry #oprahwinfrey

Serryah phones Julia Hartley-Brewer on TalkRadio:

If you were to step foot on Mars without a spacesuit you'd last about 90 seconds before going unconscious - its atmosphere is 95% carbon dioxide. While lying there unconscious or dead, your blood will also boil due much lower pressure. Even though temperatures can reach 70F at the equator at...

The microphone on the side of NASA’s Perseverance Rover recorded these sounds on 20 February 2021. Wind is audible in the filtered section. This is the first time a Mars rover has been equipped with a microphone.