Mars’ Surface Once Resembled A Volcanic Mud Stew, Say Geologists

May 25, 2020

Mars’ Surface Once Resembled A Volcanic Mud Stew, Say Geologists

Posted by Bruce Dorminey in category: space

Mars’ early surface likely resembled a mud stew of water and volcanic-like processes, say researchers.

A large number of mountain cones in Mars’ northern hemisphere are likely the product of ancient mud volcanoes, says a new paper.

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