They are the most-detailed images of Deimos yet.
This photo shows Deimos in front of Mars. The UAE Space Agency says that it’s the most-detailed image ever captured of Deimos.
Deimos is also much farther from Mars than it appears, orbiting the red planet from a distance of about 14,580 miles , a distance considerably farther than Phobos, which is just 3,700 miles from Mars.
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