US EditionMars may have had a giant ocean—Scientists spot a “bathtub ring” clue
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Scientists have identified an immense geological structure on Mars, a "coastal shelf", which could be irrefutable proof of an ancient ocean covering a third of the planet. This discovery, much stronger than the ancient shore theories, suggests a stable presence of water over millions of years, which dramatically revives the question of a possible past life.
Mars may have had a giant ocean—Scientists spot a “bathtub ring” clue
Scientists have found new evidence that Mars may once have been home to a vast ocean covering about one-third of the planet. The discovery comes from researchers at California Institute of Technology (Caltech), who identified a large geological feature that looks similar to structures formed by oceans on Earth. The study, led by former Caltech […] The post Mars may have had a giant ocean—Scientists spot a “bathtub ring” clue appeared first on Kn…
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