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Life on Mars could have thrived near active volcanoes and an ancient mile-deep lake - Vimarsana News

Life on Mars could have thrived near active volcanoes and an ancient mile-deep lake

New evidence that Mars was volcanically active around 4 billion years ago could provide researchers with more places to hunt for signs of ancient life on the Red Planet.

Source: yahoo.com
Why a strong Marsquake detected by NASA's Insight lander was surprising - Vimarsana News

Why a strong Marsquake detected by NASA's Insight lander was surprising

The largest Marsquake detected by NASA's Mars Insight mission was likely caused by tectonic activity and not a meteor impact like many tremors on the Red Plant, according to a new study.

Source: yahoo.com
Evening briefing: Why Delhi-NCR felt tremors, Oppn slams raids on NewsClick | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

Evening briefing: Why Delhi-NCR felt tremors, Oppn slams raids on NewsClick | Latest News India

A shortlist of the biggest headlines, recommended stories, and a special collection of news items you should check out. | Latest News India

There is no correlation between CO2 and rising ocean levels, according to decades of data from NOAA - Vimarsana News

There is no correlation between CO2 and rising ocean levels, according to decades of data from NOAA

For years, the global warming cult has shamed people for not believing in their religion of doom, for not agreeing that the oceans are rising, that the world is ending because of CO2. According [...]

Turkey-Syria earthquake was impossible to predict, expert reveals why - Vimarsana News

Turkey-Syria earthquake was impossible to predict, expert reveals why

An interview with Dr. Zoe Mildon, an Associate Professor in Earth Sciences at the University of Plymouth, UK, brings us closer to understanding the Turkey-Syria earthquake.