A recent study by researchers suggests that mars once had ancient beaches similar to those on Earth, which could imply the planet had conditions suitable for microbial life. Using data from the Chinese zhurong rover, the team discovered sedimentary layers indicating the presence of an ancient ocean on mars, providing evidence that the planet was not always static.
Margherita Bassi, Isaac Schultz, Passant Rabie
03/02/2025 01:00:23 PM
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