Cameras on NASA’s robotic probe InSight have captured a sequence of clouds drifting across the skyline on Mars.
It comes after InSight detected and measured a "marsquake", which was reported to be the first time a likely seismological tremor was recorded on another planet.
InSight touched down on Mars nearly five months ago to begin its two-year seismological mission on the red planet.
The footage of the passing clouds was filmed during sunset yesterday evening. Pictures of the French seismometer which detected "marsquake" were also captured.
Students across Ireland will be studying "marsquake" as part of the Seismology in Schools programme.
More than 50 primary and secondary schools throughout Ireland have their own seismometer, just like the one on Mars.
