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Are There Habitats For Life On Mars? - Salty Seeps, Clear Ice Greenhouses, Ice Fumaroles, Dune Bioreactors,... - Vimarsana News

Are There Habitats For Life On Mars? - Salty Seeps, Clear Ice Greenhouses, Ice Fumaroles, Dune Bioreactors,...

The present day habitability of Mars is an area of research that has exploded hugely in the last decade, to the extent that it's often hard to keep track of everything that's going on. This is by way of background material for my other articles on habitability of Mars.

Earth's first set of secondary impact craters found in Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Earth's first set of secondary impact craters found in Wyoming

The Wyoming Crater Field dates back some 280 million years. New research suggests the massive primary crater responsible is now buried deep underground near the Wyoming-Nebraska border.

Earth's first set of secondary impact craters found in Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Earth's first set of secondary impact craters found in Wyoming

The Wyoming Crater Field dates back some 280 million years. New research suggests the massive primary crater responsible is now buried deep underground near the Wyoming-Nebraska border.

This long-lost asteroid impact was so big its debris left more than 30 craters - Vimarsana News

This long-lost asteroid impact was so big its debris left more than 30 craters

The resulting debris created several dozen craters, the largest nearly 230 feet across.

This long-lost asteroid impact was so big its debris left more than 30 craters - Vimarsana News

This long-lost asteroid impact was so big its debris left more than 30 craters

The resulting debris created several dozen craters, the largest nearly 230 feet across.

Source: space.com