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#ThisWeekOnITP: Perseverance Rover's Photo of an Odd-Looking Rock, Amazon's Salary Increase, and MORE! - Vimarsana News

#ThisWeekOnITP: Perseverance Rover's Photo of an Odd-Looking Rock, Amazon's Salary Increase, and MORE!

This past week's top stories here on iTech Post includes the rumored Tesla phone, Amazon raising the salaries of its employees, and numerous NASA-related updates.

Life on Mars? NASA Discovers Abundant Water Source In The Red Planet - Vimarsana News

Life on Mars? NASA Discovers Abundant Water Source In The Red Planet

It was previously thought that there was an abundant water resource on Mars 3 billion years ago. However, it was recently discovered that water was present significantly later.

NASA MRO, Caltech Discovers Water on Mars Previously Flowing, Longer than Initial Thoughts - Vimarsana News

NASA MRO, Caltech Discovers Water on Mars Previously Flowing, Longer than Initial Thoughts

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Caltech found evidence of water on Mars, previously flowing longer than what people initially believed.

Caltech: Large-Scale Liquid Water Existed on Mars Much Longer than Suspected - Vimarsana News

Caltech: Large-Scale Liquid Water Existed on Mars Much Longer than Suspected

An analysis of large salt deposits on Mars indicates that ponds of liquid water existed on the Red Planet for about a billion years longer than previously believed.Hundreds of deposits of sodium chloride (table salt) stretching tens to hundreds of sq

NASA's Mars orbiter finds water flowed on Red Planet longer than thought - Vimarsana News

NASA's Mars orbiter finds water flowed on Red Planet longer than thought

Caltech scientists studying data from NASA`s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter found signs of liquid water on the Red Planet as recently as 2 billion to 2.5 billion years ago, meaning water flowed there about a billion years longer than previous estimates.

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