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DescriptionMarsdustdevil2.gif	Deutsch: Ein Staubteufel auf dem Mars. English: Dust devil on Mars, photographed by the Mars rover Spirit. The series of images show dust devil original taking time 9 minutes and 35 seconds on Spirit's sol 486. Português: Redemoinho de poeira em Marte. Русский: «Пылевой дявол» Марса, снятый марсоходом «Спирит». Последовательность изображений показывает передвижение «пылевого дьявола» за 9 минут и 35 секунд на 486 сол (марсианские сутки) работы «Спирита».
Date	27 June 2005
Source	http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/press/spirit/20050527a.html Transferred from English Wikipedia, original upload 3 June 2005 by Plateau99 as Image:Marsdustdevil2.gif
Author	NASA
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