Study Findings Challenge Mars Water Flows
Credit: Mars: NASA
HOUSTON—New findings from NASA’s 12-year-old Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter suggest sliding sand and dust rather than seasonal flows of briny water are responsible for the 2011 discovery of recurring slope linae (RSL) on Mars. This prospect had raised the possibility of present-day near-surface...
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