NASA Says Mars' Rotation Is Speeding Up, , While Earth Slows Down.
'Newsweek' reports that the length of days
on Mars is getting shorter as the planet has
been observed spinning faster and faster. .
According to scientists, the Red Planet's
rotation has increased at a rate
of about 4...
Mars, often dubbed the "red planet," has once again intrigued scientists with a new discovery. NASA's Perseverance rover, tirelessly exploring Mars' Jezero Crater since early 2021, has stumbled upon a peculiar sight: thousands of white rocks scattered across the crater's surface. Recent images transmitted by the rover reveal over 4,000 light-toned pebble-sized rocks strewn throughout the crater floor. "These rocks are highly unusual, and we're actively working to unravel their origins," remarked Candice Bedford, a planetary scientist at Purdue University and member of the Mars 2020 science team, speaking at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) last month. Concurrently, NASA is wrapping up an architectural review of its Mars Sample Return (MSR) program, which aims to retrieve Martian rocks for detailed analysis back on Earth.
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The scientific community has definitely proven that Mars had habitable surface environments early in its existence. Water, energy sources, elements such as... IndiaTimes
Mars may have seen dry and wet season cycles and thus, may have been habitable at some point in its past, according to scientists. DNA Also reported by •newKerala.com
Tuesday, 8 August 2023
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