A Fresh Look at Older Data Yields a Surprise Near the Martian Equator
A new paper suggests hydrogen-possibly water ice-in the Medusa Fossae area of Mars, which is in an equatorial region of the planet to the lower left in this view. Image Credit: Steve Lee (University of Colorado), Jim Bell (Cornell University), Mike Wolff (Space Science Institute), and NASA › Full image and caption › Full image and…
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Sure is empty down here...