More evidence found of water on Mars
Photo credit: SBU | Deanne Rogers, assistant professor in the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University, is pictured at the Columbia River Basalts in Washington State. (Jan. 24, 2013)
A Stony Brook scientist working with an international team of deep-space explorers has found tantalizing evidence that water once copiously flowed on Mars -- and possibly supported life.
The findings by geoscientist Deanne Rogers of Stony Brook University and collaborators in London are the second this month to make a case for an ancient aqueous environment on the Red Planet, now a super-cold...
