Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Though the Martian surface is now cold and dry, imagery dating back to the 1960s reveals a planet where large amounts of water once flowed and pooled, perhaps contributing to an environment amenable to life. A new study of data gathered from a steady sequence of NASA Mars orbiters, landers and...
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