The existence of water on Mars has long been a subject of curiosity and debate. A recently published study presents compelling evidence of ancient “wave ripples” in rocks that were shaped by Martian water and winds billions of years ago.
These ripples, imprinted on the Martian surface, speak to a time when shallow bodies of water were open to the Martian air.
That’s a cocktease of a title
and that main picture isn’t redeeming either -_-
DO NOT REDEEM!!
Good science often is. They like to be as precise as possible.
Thumbnail is bait and didn’t we discovered this years ago?
Yes and no. We’ve discovered water on Mars a few times…
I like how the thumbnail and header image isn’t properly cited as an artist rendering. But I mean, it drives clicks I suppose, so go crazy with fake and misleading images. Got to love click bait.
Has our global warming reached Mars? 🙃
I thought Curiosity found the pebble river delta many years ago apready
Asteroid ejecta from Mars has reached Earth so many times, we can assume the opposite has happened too. So if Mars was warm and wet, it seems likely it was seeded with life from Earth. This suggests another question, did life on Earth arrive from elsewhere via this method?
No one is moving to Mars in the next 200 years, get over it!
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Moving sustainably? No. Moving? Probably. Sounds like the US is gearing up to make NASA
launderfund SpaceX for putting humans on Mars. Probably without increasing the budget after complaining they get too much. I’m sure a round trip will be promised and have the same return success rate as ISS.
