Chlorate-rich soil may help us find liquid water on Mars

Friday, September 28, 2018 - 07:20 in Astronomy & Space

If liquid water exists on the surface of Mars, it is most likely in the form of a briny mixture with magnesium chlorate salts, according to new experiments based on discoveries previously made by NASA's Phoenix and Viking landers, as well as the Curiosity rover.

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