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Floods from overflowing crater lakes sculpted the Martian surface – SlashGear
Scientists have long said that the surface of Mars shows a significant presence of water in its distant past. A new study conducted…
Scientists have long said that the surface of Mars shows a significant presence of water in its distant past. A new study conducted by UT Austin has found that massive floods from overflowing crater lakes played a significant role in shaping the planet’s…
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