Tag: geology

Mars is quiet, but minerals speak louder than any word. Clay minerals and sulfates aren’t just rocks; they’re pages in a chronicle about water. Clays form where water lingers in neutral to slightly alkaline conditions…

Let me cut to the chase — Martian basaltic regolith isn’t just some dusty nothingness. It’s a freaking gunpowder keg that screams about the volcanoes, the lava flows, the planet’s fiery past. And standing at the…

There are these strange grooves on the slopes of Mars — Recurring Slope Lineae (RSL). Long, narrow, dark streaks that pop up with the arrival of the scorching season, stretch out, widen, and then disappear like someone…

Let me be honest — these PLD (Polar Layered Deposits) are like some cosmic inquisition into Mars’ ice, leaving behind a layered chronicle of the planet’s climate history. It’s not just ice caps; it’s an archive, carved…

Listen up. Earth isn't just a rock under your feet; it's a complex, multi-layered beast. Imagine a gigantic cake: the crust is like the thin icing — less than 1% of our planet's volume. Beneath that lies the mantle, and…