NASA’s Perseverance rover has reached Krokodillen, a 73-acre plateau near Jezero Crater’s rim believed to host some of Mars’ oldest rocks. Preliminary data shows signs of clays, carbonates, and olivine minerals, suggesting ancient water activity. Currently examining a site named Copper Cove, the rover is using a new sampling strategy that allows unsealed rock core…
Related Posts
Moon’s Geological Activity: New Evidence Suggests Surface Changes Persist
- staff
- February 11, 2025
- 0
New research suggests the Moon may still be geologically active, as 266 newly discovered wrinkle ridges indicate recent surface changes. The study estimates these ridges […]
Red Magic 10 Pro Series Launch Date Set for November 13; Red Magic 10 Pro+ Features Tipped
Red Magic 10 Pro series will launch in China later this month. Recent reports speculate that the series may include a Red Magic 10 Ultra version […]
Realme Note 60 Launch Date Set for August 30; Design, Colourway, Key Features Revealed
Realme Note 60 will soon be unveiled as a successor to the Realme Note 50. The company has announced the launch date for the upcoming handset […]