Scientists reveal source of most powerful marsquake in history

Mars Biggest Seismic Mystery Revealed: Not a Meteorite Impact!

Description: "Discover the astonishing findings of a global team of scientists led by the University of Oxford. They unraveled the secrets behind the largest seismic event ever recorded on Mars, known as S1222a. Thought to be a meteorite impact, it turned out to be the result of massive tectonic forces within the planet. This discovery suggests that Mars is far more seismically active than previously believed, shedding light on potential human habitats on the Red Planet. Dive into this remarkable journey of scientific exploration and international collaboration, with insights from NASA's InSight mission and missions from around the world." #mars #marsquake #oxford #space

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[mr.pizzamarlon]

Another yet valid reason why humans will not live on Mars. Why are people so ignorant? Earth is our home, not Mars. Wasting resources rather than trying to clean up this planet. "Hey, let us go live on a red rock with no oxygen and quakes!"