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NASA is sharing what winter is like on Mars. According to the space agency-- the photos captured Mars's changing landscape due to winter show mega-dunes with carbon dioxide frost and ice on them. The frost makes the dunes and other parts of Mars' landscape look darker. Mars also experiences cube-shaped snow that accompany sub-zero temperatures. In some areas-- the red planet can get as low as negative 190 degrees fahrenheit (negative 123 degrees celsius) during winter. Discussion Questions: What are the causes of seasons on Earth? Do you think those same factors cause the seasons on Mars? What do you think winter looks like on your favorite planet? If you could plan a voyage for a Mars rover, what would you like it to discover? --- NewsDepth, a weekly interactive television program produced by Ideastream Public Media, breaks down the biggest news stories into teachable lessons for 4th to 6th-grade students. The show provides cross-curricular and real-world learning opportunities that spark great class discussions. Beyond covering current events, NewsDepth features special segments on Ohio history, science, civics, and art that align with Ohio learning standards. NewsDepth is in its 53rd season and has become a trusted and loved free resource for hundreds of teachers across Ohio. The show has also been recognized by industry professionals, having received multiple regional Emmy awards and two gold seals from the Parents’ Choice Awards. Full half-hour episodes of NewsDepth are broadcast on multiple PBS stations across Ohio and are available 24/7 on https://www.ideastream.org/newsdepth. © 2023 Ideastream Public Media. All rights reserved. Select footage used under license from CNN Newsource. Photos used under license from Shutterstock.com. Music used under license from Killertracks.com