Mars' tallest volcano can awake after years; massive plume of magma rising beneath the surface
A rising plume of magma under Mars’ Tharsis volcanic region could one day trigger a colossal eruption. This new discovery offers insight into Mars’ geological activity, suggesting that the planet may still have active movements beneath its surface.
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Gravity data suggests Mars may be more “alive” than previously thoughtWe know Mars once had an active geological past, filled with water, volcanic activity, and dynamic geological changes. Now, ...
Scientists creating a gravity map of Mars have discovered the presence of mysterious large-scale structures hidden beneath a ...
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Mars Appears to Be Missing a Moon, Astronomer FindsAn astronomer is suggesting that Mars once had a large moon that exerted enough force to create a large bulge on its surface.
To uncover the hidden features, researchers employed a sophisticated technique that measures minute changes in the orbits of ...
Recent research has unveiled massive, hidden structures beneath Mars’ surface, where an ancient ocean is believed to have ...
Unlike the other planets in the solar system, Mars is distinctly triaxial, meaning it is an ellipsoid with different sizes ...
Olympus Mons is located in the Tharsis Montes region near Mars' equator - and scientists estimate that it hasn't erupted ...
We are all familiar with our one Moon but other planets have different numbers of moons; Mercury has none, Jupiter has 95 and ...
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