<prompt> Hlalosa seo u ka se fumanang polaneteng ea Mars.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe what you might find on the planet Mars. . Response in English: Mars is a barren and rocky planet, roughly half the size of Earth, with multiple inactive volcano formations and a large canyon system that would dwarf the Grand Canyon dubbed the Valles Marineris. Mars has an extremely thin atmosphere, primarily made up of carbon dioxide, with traces of nitrogen, argon and other gases. The planets surface is dusty and rocky with iron-rich minerals that give it its distinctive red color.The temperature on Mars fluctuates between extremes, as low as -195 degrees Fahrenheit -125 degrees Celsius at the poles and as high as 70 degrees Fahrenheit 20 degrees Celsius at the equator. The atmosphere and weather on the planet is known for its sometimes massive dust storms that can envelop the planet entirely for weeks or even months.Mars also has polar ice caps composed of water and carbon dioxide. In fact, a significant amount of water is also found frozen in the ground, with some evidence suggesting that there might be underground water reserves. A key area of research is the possibility that there may have been an ancient ocean on Mars, and whether life may have existed on the planet at some point in the past.Mars has been orbited and explored by numerous missions and rovers, so along with natural geological features, on the planet you might find manmade equipment, debris and vehicles, such as the Viking Program landers, r Soviet Mars Missions, or the more recent Curiosity Rover, still active since 2012. . Response in Sesotho: Mars ke polanete e se nang letho le e mafika, e batlang e lekana le halofo ea Lefatše, e nang le libaka tse ngata tse sa sebetseng tsa ho foqoha ha seretse se chesang le tsamaiso e kholo ea likhohlo e ka etsang hore Grand Canyon e be sebaka se senyenyane se bitsoang Valles Marineris. Mars e na le sepakapaka se tšesaane haholo, haholo-holo se entsoeng ka carbon dioxide, se nang le mesaletsa ea naetrojene, argon le likhase tse ling. Bokaholimo ba polanete ena bo lerōle me bo mafika ka liminerale tse nang le tšepe e ngata tse fanang ka mala oa lona o mofubelu o ikhethang. Thempereichara ea Mars e feto-fetoha pakeng tsa maemo a feteletseng, a tlaase ho -195 degrees Fahrenheit -125 degrees Celsius lithupeng le ho ea holimo ho likhato tse 70 tsa Celsius 20 degrees Celsius sebakeng sa equator. Sepakapaka le boemo ba leholimo polaneteng ena li tsebahala ka lifefo tsa lona tse matla ka linako tse ling tse ka koahelang polanete ka ho felletseng ka libeke kapa likhoeli. Mars e boetse e na le maqhoa a leqhoa a polar a entsoeng ka metsi le carbon dioxide. Ha e le hantle, metsi a mangata a boetse a fumanoa a le leqhoa fatše, ka bopaki bo bong bo bontšang hore ho ka na ha e-ba le mehloli ea metsi a ka tlasa lefatše. Sebaka sa bohlokoa sa lipatlisiso ke monyetla oa hore ho ka na ha e-ba le leoatle la boholo-holo ho Mars, le hore na bophelo bo ka na ba e-ba teng lefatšeng ka nako e itseng nakong e fetileng. Mars e pota-potiloe le ho hlahlojoa ke mesebetsi e mengata le li-rovers, kahoo hammoho le likarolo tsa tlhaho tsa jeoloji, lefatšeng u ka fumana lisebelisoa tse entsoeng ke batho, lithōle le likoloi, tse kang Viking Program landers, r Soviet Mars Missions, kapa Curiosity Rover ea morao-rao. , e ntse e sebetsa ho tloha ka 2012. 