<prompt> Hlalosa bokaholimo ba Mars.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the surface of Mars. . Response in English: Mars, also known as the Red Planet due to its reddish appearance, has a rocky and rugged terrain. Its surface is full of contrasts, with vast planes, towering volcanoes, and deep canyons. The largest volcano on Mars, referred to as Olympus Mons, is 14 miles 22 kilometers high, while the deepest canyon, Valles Marineris, stretches over 2,500 miles 4,000 kilometers. Additionally, there are numerous impact craters dotted across the planets surface, formed from meteorite collisions.In some regions of Mars, there are sand dunes and what appears to be dry river beds, suggesting that water once flowed on the planets surface. The polar regions of Mars are covered in ice caps composed of frozen water and frozen carbon dioxide. The surface of Mars is also subject to strong dust storms, some of which can last for months and engulf the entire planet.Overall, the surface of Mars presents a dramatic and diverse landscape, shaped by geological processes and the forces of the Martian climate. . Response in Sesotho: Mars, e tsejoang hape e le Red Planet ka lebaka la ponahalo ea eona e khubelu, e na le sebaka se majoe le se matsutla. Bokaholimo ba eona bo tletse lintho tse fapaneng, tse nang le lifofane tse khōlōhali, libaka tse foqohang seretse se chesang le likhohlo tse tebileng. Sebaka se seholo ka ho fetisisa se foqohang seretse se chesang ho Mars, se bitsoang Olympus Mons, se bophahamo ba likhilomithara tse 14 likhilomithara tse 22, ha khohlo e tebileng ka ho fetisisa, Valles Marineris, e bolelele ba likhilomithara tse fetang 2,500 4,000 kilometers. Ho feta moo, ho na le li-craters tse ngata tse nang le matheba a matheba holima lefatše, tse entsoeng ka ho thulana ha meteorite. Libakeng tse ling tsa Mars, ho na le litutulu tsa lehlabathe le seo ho bonahalang eka ke linōka tse omeletseng, e leng se bontšang hore metsi a kile a phalla holima lefatše. Libaka tse lintlheng tsa lefatše tsa Mars li koahetsoe ke leqhoa le entsoeng ka metsi a leqhoa le carbon dioxide e leqhoa. Bokaholimo ba Mars bo boetse bo hlaseloa ke lifefo tse matla tsa lerōle, tseo tse ling tsa tsona li ka tšoarellang likhoeli tse ngata me tsa pupetsa polanete eohle. Ka kakaretso, bokaholimo ba Mars bo hlahisa sebaka se tsotehang le se fapaneng, se bōpiloeng ke mekhoa ea jeoloji le matla a leholimo a Mars. 