’Mysteries’ Slideshow Highlights Spooky Side of Space

Become a solar system sleuth and see if you can solve these mysteries before rea

Become a solar system sleuth and see if you can solve these mysteries before reading how the scientists did it in the latest JPL Education slideshow. | <a href=" View slideshow October 31, 2011 <!--JPLIMAGEMARKER __JPL_CAPTION_1

Prepare to be awed by some of the solar system’s spookiest mysteries in a Halloween slideshow from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The all-new slideshow features puzzlers like the disappearing "bunny" on Mars, the Saturn "hex" and Jupiter’s scar face, plus commentary from JPL scientists.

Visit the JPL Education website at http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/education/mysteries/ to view the Flash slideshow and try your hand at solving these stellar mysteries.

Related Stories
Physics / Astronomy
Research team's work may lead to breakthrough in microchip technology - 24.05Research team's work may lead to breakthrough in microchip technology
Nanoparticles Seen as Artificial Atoms - 24.05Nanoparticles Seen as Artificial Atoms
First Direct Observation of Oriented Attachment in Nanocrystal GrowthFirst Direct Observation of Oriented Attachment in Nanocrystal Growth - 24.05
Exotic particles, chilled and trapped, form giant matter wave - 24.05
Folding light: Wrinkles and twists boost power from solar panels - 24.05Folding light: Wrinkles and twists boost power from solar panels
Lying in Wait for WIMPs - 23.05Lying in Wait for WIMPs

JPL is a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.