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Australian Lakes Offer a Window Into How Water Once Moved on Mars

via Phys.org·6h ago

The red bluffs of Western Australia's Yilgarn Craton look Martian, and researchers found the resemblance runs deeper: the region shares geological traits with lakes in Mars' Terra Sirenum. The comparison gives scientists a terrestrial analogue for reconstructing ancient Martian water systems.

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