Recurring slope lineae pop up during the warm seasons, on the slopes of hills and valleys. The imagery never revealed anything concrete until recently, when it was discovered that the most likely cause of the little rivulet scratchings was water, probably a thick salty brim that slides down the hills when the conditions are just right.
It was revealed in Nature Geosciene.
All very cool. And all the reason we need to get their sooner. Why?
Because we can.
Plus if we're really lucky it will be like this . . .
2 comments:
Heaven turns out to be hell? That doesn't strike me as lucky. (That scene is what the old ones find when the go down the river.)
--Jeff
Heh. I just realized that painting shows the Mars moons as round. Oops. :-)
--Jeff
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