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How's the weather on Mars? In contrast to Earth, the Red Planet's middle atmosphere appears driven by gravity waves Date: March 6, 2025 Source: University of Tokyo Summary: A new study revealed ...

Scientists have used orbiters and rovers to find dried streams, lakes, and gullies on Mars that hint at its watery past, but their cavalry of robots has struggled to prove the Red Planet ever had ...

Credit: Victor Habbick Visions / Science Photo Library / Getty Images illustration Scientists have used orbiters and rovers to find dried streams, lakes, and gullies on Mars that hint at its ...

Its Mars Orbiter Camera captured high-resolution images that continue to fascinate researchers. These images showed layered outcrops, gullies that hinted at past water activity, and features that ...

One leading theory suggests these gullies were created by dry debris flows caused by ... It also matches up with modeling research conducted around potential mud volcanoes on Mars and volcanoes that ...

Salt-rich flows have also been proposed to explain active gullies on Mars, where channels can appear seasonally as temperatures shift. Although the Red Planet has a thin atmosphere, brine might remain ...

this set a record for the most operational spacecraft on Mars. Images from MRO, alongside additional images from MGS, showed further evidence of dry riverbeds, floodplains, and gullies on Martian ...

The white edges along these gullies in Mars’ Terra Sirenum are believed to be dusty water ice. Scientists think meltwater could form beneath the surface of this kind of ice, providing a place for ...

Martian gullies have often been found to contain dusty ice. These false-color images of gullies in Mars’ Terra Sirenum show streaks of ice (white) spread along some of the deepest trenches ...

The white areas on the edges of these gullies in the Martian region of Terra Sirenium, shown in an image from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, are thought to be areas of dusty ice similar to ...