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Even the Mars Rover is inadequately prepared to analyze these tiny nanospheres.
There are thousands of stunning waterfalls worldwide. However, none are as unique as Antarctica's Blood Falls. The aptly-named waterfall, which flows from the tip of the Taylor Glacier, spurts out bright red water. The existence of this five-story-tall waterfall has been known for over a century. But the reason behind its crimson waters has remained a mystery. Now, a team led by W. Berry Lyons of The Ohio State University may have finally found the answer.
Why would a glacier waterfall in Antarctica run red? New findings explain what's going on with "Blood Falls."
What makes this glacier waterfall in Antartica run red? A Hopkins researcher believes he has the answer