NASA reveals evidence of water and life on the red planet

A recent study has proven the theory of the US space agency "NASA" on the existence of a groundwater system on Mars or the "red planet".

The study was based on data from the Mars Express mission, based on deep etched forms of deep craters, which, according to experts, can only happen by water.

NASA scientists have discovered the first geological evidence of a deep interconnected system of water reservoirs beneath the surface of Mars. Scientists believe that these ancient underground lakes contain minerals and compounds essential to life on the red planet.

"In the past, Mars was an entire planet, but as the planet changed, the waters sank below the surface to form aquifers and groundwater," said author Francesco Salis of the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands.

Recent images have revealed many signs suggesting the existence of water on the planet, with traces of ponds and flows changing over time, including channels, valleys, excavated gradients and deposits. fan.

"It is thought that the old ocean is associated with an aquifer system spread all over the planet," said Gabrielle O. Reilly, director of the International College of Planetary Science in Italy. "These lakes have existed for 3.5 billion years,.