For years, scientists believed Mars got its red color from hematite, a type of rust that forms in dry conditions. But a new study suggests something surprising—ferrihydrite, a different kind of rust that forms in cool liquid water!
This discovery could mean Mars was once much wetter than we thought—maybe even habitable. And the best part? Our Rosalind Franklin rover will soon analyse Martian soil up close to uncover even more secrets.
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I believe that we came from Mars and that was our first planet and somehow we destroyed it or it got hit by an asteroid or disease or something or our technology just outlived us and destroyed us and we had to move to Earth
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So white dudes don’t always know everything about everything… wow who would’ve thought…. 🙄
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we already knew mars had water
Send a rover to the pyramids and the face of mars enough with the soil samples already . Tax payers money you would think to ask the tax payers were we want are rover’s to go 😎
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