Patrick Simmons+FollowMars Is Hiding Ancient Space Debris?!Mars is basically a time capsule! Scientists just found evidence that giant chunks of ancient space debris—left over from epic collisions 4.5 billion years ago—are buried deep in the Martian mantle. Thanks to NASA’s InSight lander and its marsquake recordings, we now know Mars’ insides are studded with these cosmic leftovers. Unlike Earth, Mars doesn’t have tectonic plates to erase its past, so these fragments are still chilling down there. Wild, right? #Science #Mars #SpaceDiscovery11721Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowMars Like You’ve Never Seen ItNASA’s Perseverance rover just dropped the sharpest 360° panorama of Mars ever, and it’s wild. The pic is actually a mosaic of 96 images, stitched together to show off the Red Planet’s rocky drama in insane detail. The blue sky? That’s color-enhanced for extra pop—Mars is still rocking its classic red vibes in real life. Spot the random “float rock” and the fresh abrasion patch from Perseverance’s latest sample drill. Mars is looking more epic (and mysterious) than ever! #Science #Mars #NASA5710Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowMars Rover Finds Giant 'Megaripples'!NASA’s Perseverance rover just snapped some wild pics of massive, wind-carved “megaripples” on Mars. These sandy ridges, up to 3 feet high, are leftovers from when Mars had a thicker atmosphere and crazier winds. Scientists say some still creep along the surface—just super slowly! The rover’s digging into what these ripples are made of, and it could help future astronauts survive on Mars. Who knew sand could spill so many secrets? #Science #Mars #NASA281Share
Vincent Perry+FollowMars’ Blue Sky? Not So Fast!Did you see those viral Mars pics with a ‘blue sky’? Turns out, it’s not a real-life vacation snap—NASA just tweaked the colors to help scientists study the landscape. So, no, you can’t book a trip to a Mars beach yet! The real sky is still that classic rusty red. But hey, these enhanced images help NASA plan future missions, so we’re one step closer to sci-fi dreams. #Business #Industry #Mars10Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowMars Rover Finds 'Coral' Rock!Curiosity just spotted a wild, coral-shaped rock on Mars that looks straight out of the ocean—except, you know, it’s on a dusty red planet. Turns out, this funky formation is a leftover from when Mars was wetter, shaped by minerals and then sculpted by Martian windstorms. Curiosity has found other weird rocks too—think flowers, frogspawn, even a face! Who else wants to go rock hunting on Mars now? #Science #Mars #CuriosityRover642Share
martinezlaura+FollowMars Just Dropped Its Own Flower PowerNASA’s Curiosity rover snapped pics of rocks on Mars that look like coral and even flowers—no joke! These wild shapes formed billions of years ago when Mars still had water, and now they’re popping up like little Martian art pieces. The rover even found one called “Paposo” that’s just an inch wide but looks like a tiny reef. Who knew Mars had this kind of style? Space is seriously full of surprises! #Science #Mars #NASA352Share
James Brady+FollowMars’ Wildest Scars RevealedESA’s Mars Express orbiter just dropped a jaw-dropping high-res pic of Acheron Fossae, and it’s wild. Think giant cracks, sunken valleys, and raised ridges—like Mars got slashed by a cosmic claw. These scars are billions of years old, shaped by volcanoes, glaciers, and meteor impacts. And the orbiter’s not done yet—ESA’s keeping it in orbit till at least 2026, so expect even more epic Martian close-ups soon! #Science #Mars #Space30Share
megangibson+FollowMars Might Be Hiding a Brand New MineralScientists just cooked up a mysterious substance from Mars in the lab—and it could be a totally new mineral! After spotting weird layers of iron sulfates near Mars’ giant canyons, researchers recreated the conditions and made the mineral themselves. The catch? It’s not officially a new mineral until we find it on Earth. This discovery could totally change what we know about Mars’ wild past and its chances for life. Imagine what else is hiding up there! #Science #Mars #SpaceMystery578Share
Tamara Jones+FollowMars Glaciers: Space Ice Jackpot?Turns out Mars is basically an ice chest! A new study says those dusty Martian glaciers are mostly pure water ice—like, 80% or more. That means future Mars explorers might have a ready-made water supply hiding under the surface. The best part? These icy deposits are all over the planet, so no matter where you land, you could be set for hydration. Is this the ultimate cosmic life hack or what? #Science #Mars #SpaceNews50Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowMars’ Glaciers Are Basically Giant Ice CubesTurns out, Mars isn’t just a dusty rock—its glaciers are actually over 80% pure ice, not rubble! Scientists used radar to peek under the surface and found that these icy reserves are everywhere, just hiding under a thin layer of dust. This means Mars had way more snow and ice in its past than we thought, and future astronauts could have a huge water supply waiting for them. Who knew the Red Planet was basically a giant freezer? #Science #Mars #SpaceDiscovery100Share
