Mars’s mantle may be hundreds of degrees hotter beneath one hemisphere
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A new study conducted in the US has revealed that the depths of Mars' southern hemisphere may be 200 to 400 degrees Celsius warmer than the north. Scientists say this temperature difference could mean that the planet's interior is partially molten and could offer new clues about Mars' past history of water.
A new study conducted in the US has revealed new findings about the internal structure of Mars. The international study was led by the University of Arizona and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in the US...
Mars' southern hemisphere may be 400° warmer than the north, with partial melting marks in its interior; new findings on planetary heat and geology. 🚆
News 7 — New research has revealed that the depths of Mars' southern hemisphere are 200 to 400 degrees warmer than the north. The findings suggest that the planet's internal structure may have partially melted.
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