Study: Mars crater wetter than thought, had water tracks in the last million years

Tuesday, June 23, 2015 - 16:30 in Astronomy & Space

Mars is thought to have had a watery past, but when exactly it transitioned to its dry and dusty present is up for debate. Now, though, a team of scientists studying the marks on a young Martian crater has found signs that waterlogged debris flowed down the Red Planet's slopes surprisingly recently - within...

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