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PASADENA, Calif. — The landing site of the Mars rover Curiosity was once covered with fast-moving and possibly waist-high water that could have possibly supported life, NASA scientists announced Thursday.
Curiosity team scientists determined that flowing water was once present near the Gale Crater landing site based on the telltale size, shape and scattering of pebbles and gravel nearby.
Originally posted by lacrimaererum
Curiosity rover's Mars landing site was once covered with fast-moving water, NASA says
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PASADENA, Calif. — The landing site of the Mars rover Curiosity was once covered with fast-moving and possibly waist-high water that could have possibly supported life, NASA scientists announced Thursday.
Curiosity team scientists determined that flowing water was once present near the Gale Crater landing site based on the telltale size, shape and scattering of pebbles and gravel nearby.
Originally posted by BalderAsir
so the question is, where'd it all go? How does a planet go from having running water, long enough to cause erosion to nothing?
Curiosity rover's Mars landing sitewas once
covered with fast-moving water, NASA says
Originally posted by BalderAsir
so the question is, where'd it all go? How does a planet go from having running water, long enough to cause erosion to nothing?
Originally posted by CombatBoots
reply to post by VoidHawk
Curiosity rover's Mars landing sitewas once
covered with fast-moving water, NASA says
lol...
I find it hilarious... yet not surprising in the LEAST... that you got as many stars as you did.
I will never understand the appeal of a thick skull.edit on 28-9-2012 by CombatBoots because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by dogstar23
Originally posted by CombatBoots
reply to post by VoidHawk
Curiosity rover's Mars landing sitewas once
covered with fast-moving water, NASA says
lol...
I find it hilarious... yet not surprising in the LEAST... that you got as many stars as you did.
I will never understand the appeal of a thick skull.edit on 28-9-2012 by CombatBoots because: (no reason given)
What is the point of this post? Am I missing something, or is this really just some new poster posting a non-sensical comment belittling the OP for sharing this?