NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft has observed atmospheric sputtering on Mars for the first time, confirming how solar wind stripped the Red Planet’s thick atmosphere and transformed its climate.

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For years, scientists have puzzled over how Mars lost the thick atmosphere it once had. That atmosphere was essential for ...

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NASA scientists have discovered evidence that could help answer questions surrounding the history of water loss on Mars.

NASA’s MAVEN finally sees sputtering—an escape process that stripped Mars of its atmosphere and ancient water.

Using computer models, students Mohammad Afzal Shadab and Eric Hiatt estimated how long it would have taken water to seep ...

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Mars keeps its secrets buried deep, but every meteorite that punches through its protective layers scatters evidence across ...