Erosion on Mars and Earth
A soil scientist collaborator on NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover mission analyzed a metallic-looking object that can be seen poking out of other rocks on the surface of the Red Planet in an image captured by the rover in late January, concluding it’s most likely windblown rock.
A soil scientist collaborator on NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover mission analyzed a metallic-looking object that can be seen poking out of other rocks on the surface of the Red Planet in an image captured by the rover in late January, concluding it’s most likely windblown rock.
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