How Carbon dioxide Helped Water Flow On Mars? Unlocked Now!
In many aspects Mars is eerily similar to Earth but particularly in the way its surface features resemble Earth's deserts Features like valleys canyons fan-like sand and rock washes and long twisting gravel ridges known as eskers are common to both Earth and Mars Water flows through them all leaving their marks on the surface for millennia and continuing to do so long after the water has subsided nbsp Geologic Seasons Trapped On Mars Life on Mars Still Very Debatable Source Google Images nbsp Scientists know that these features were created by moving water thus that is not the mystery of Mars The question that has baffled them for decades however is how and when Mars could store such vast volumes of liquid water Research scientist Peter Buhler of the Planetary Science Institute has modeled a novel hypothesis that carbon dioxide smothered the even larger water ice glaciers on Mars'