Researchers associated with NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) mission propose the seasonal thawing of carbon dioxide frost as the mechanism for pervasive gully features on the Red Planet. The features are not associated with recurring slope linae (RSL), the darkened streaks that come and go...
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