Gullies Formed by Melting Dusty Ice on Mars Could Hold Signs of Life on Red Planet
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Gullies Formed by Melting Dusty Ice on Mars Could Hold Signs of Life on Red Planet

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Mars has always been an subject of fascination for astronomers and space enthusiasts alike. Some structures captured by satellite suggest there must have been some activity on the planet once; one such phenomenon is various gullies formed on the red planet’s surface. Researchers now believe the gullies could be a result of melting dusty ice water. “We've known that Mars has water ice for a while, But this is the first time we've seen it this close to the equator at places where it might be melting,” Khuller said. His conclusion was these bright spots represented dusty ice water; much like dirty snow on Earth.

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