The many faces of mars

Article Abstract:

Mars has experienced a diversity of processes and conditions throughout its history and embraced environments ranging from dry to soaking wet to snow and ice. This diversity of surface environments from place to place and time to time is one of the helpful indicators for Martian biology as it provides a rich suite of environments where life might have taken halt.

Analysis

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The mystery of methane on Mars & Titan

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The article discusses the detection of the methane gas on planet Mars and on Saturn's largest satellite, Titan. The results of a study conducted on the methane subject shows that methane acts as glue that holds Titan together and methane on Mars shows that it contains life on the planet.

Methane, Composition, Properties, Titan (Satellite)

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The Red Planet's watery past

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The recent results from Mars rovers and orbiters have shown that warm, wet conditions might have prevailed on the Red Planet for long periods during its early history. The future mission to Mars might test the hypothesis by measuring the ages of ancient landforms.

Usage, Mars probes

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