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Mysterious Martian Streaks May Be Caused By Melting Ice And Salt Triggering Landslides – IFLScience
On some Martian slopes, in the warmer months, dark streaks appear. They are known as Recurring Slope Lineae or RSL and they were first thought to be a rare
On some Martian slopes, in the warmer months, dark streaks appear. They are known as Recurring Slope Lineae or RSL and they were first thought to be a rare example of flowing, briny water on Mars. This claim was re-adjusted after follow-up observations pointed out that the flow behaved like sand, although it couldn’t explain the seasonal nature of them. Now, a new hypothesis tries to bridge the two.
As reported in Science Advances, the new study suggests that salt and melting ice could affect the…
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