Mars continues to captivate scientists with its complex geological history, from ancient water flows to modern dust avalanches. Three new studies published this month offer fresh insights into the Red Planet’s past and present conditions, challenging some long-held assumptions about Martian water. Dark streaks on Mars likely dust avalanches, not water flows Those mysterious dark … Read more
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