Scientists' ability to study the Martian surface is sometimes inhibited by
A)solar winds.
B)dust storms.
C)radio waves.
D)atmospheric clouds.

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Dust storms on Mars can be massive and last for months, covering extensive areas of the planet. These storms can significantly reduce visibility and interfere with the instruments used by scientists to study the Martian surface, making it difficult to gather data.

Scientists' Ability to Study the Martian Surface Is Sometimes Inhibited