Gale Crater once held a vast long-lived lake, Curiosity rover finds.
Water is going “mainstream” on Mars. Nasa’s Curiosity rover has discovered evidence of a vast lake in Gale Crater that potentially lasted millions of years – findings that may contradict the idea that much of the planet’s water reserves were held only in ice or underground, and made only transient appearances on the surface.
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