🌕 $ZEC
Mars isn’t dead: scientific discovery provides evidence of volcanic activity!
The ExoMars probe detected hydrogen chloride above fissures on Alba Mons, on Mars—a gas researchers attribute to volcanic seepage. The discovery suggests that the planet’s interior still retains heat and may sustain magmatic activity. According to the scientists, summer thawing could allow gases trapped beneath the surface to escape. Although there is no evidence of current eruptions, the heat could generate underground hydrothermal systems with conditions favorable to microbial life.
Mars isn’t dead: scientific discovery provides evidence of volcanic activity!
The ExoMars probe detected hydrogen chloride above fissures on Alba Mons, on Mars—a gas researchers attribute to volcanic seepage. The discovery suggests that the planet’s interior still retains heat and may sustain magmatic activity. According to the scientists, summer thawing could allow gases trapped beneath the surface to escape. Although there is no evidence of current eruptions, the heat could generate underground hydrothermal systems with conditions favorable to microbial life.
