 |
| You'd think NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has seen everything there is to see on the Martian surface in the 11 years it's orbited our nearest neighbour, but a snapshot taken over the planet's South Pole has revealed something we can't explain. | By Mike McCrae www.sciencealert.com 6-5-17 |
While the planet's entire surface is pocked with various depressions and craters, a vast pit spotted among the "Swiss cheese terrain" of melting frozen carbon dioxide appears to be a bit deeper than your average hole, leaving astronomers to try and figure out what made it.
[...]
Continue Reading ►
See Also:
Signature of Past Life on Mars?
Search for Alien Life Needs Human Mars Missions
Eureka! Liquid Water Flows on Mars – NASA Confirms Evidence | VIDEO
REPORT YOUR UFO EXPERIENCE