Something Weird Is Happening On Mars...

What did scientists just find underneath the surface of Mars?

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[jcbynum]

6:48, click here and save yourself the re-telling of how Mars got started (in other words, skip the ads if you're without adblocker).

[uuzds]

The Mars Insight Lander failed to place it's "Mole" heat probe. Several attempts were made to compact the ground around the Drill sight using the robotic Arm but after 15 attempts the ground proved to be too "Clumpy" to drill and place the Heat probe. This was a main reason for the Insight mission and it was nearly scrubbed as a result.
I'm surprised to hear that NASA has enough Seismic data to determine there's so much Water under the surface, especially with only one seismic detector that never really got placed underground.

[tyberius]

FYI, when we geologists say that there are oceans inside the earth, it is not like what we see on the surface. It is water cointened in minerals and micro-fractures.

[jacco_por]

My bet is on Europe, the (highly likely) deep ocean under the icecrost may have black smokers on the deep deep bottom, with some sort of life. I'm 54 now, with a little luck I might learn before my demise, that it is indeed so. I don't know why that is so important to me, but it is. I really would close my eyes for the last time in more peace knowing that there is life outside earth. Why? I don't know, it's non tangible, but very important for me.

[FaZekiller-qeuf]

Something stupid is happening with these titles.

[mrbaker]

Some of the video is earth deserts since there is a structure at 5:44.

[RudolfGraspointner]

So, nothing is happening on Mars. Too manyquestions.

[JohelSouza]

5:48 what’s that (lower right) ??? Did Saudi Arabia already build a NEOM hotel on Mars??

[romeufrancisco]

Microbiologiat here. It is actually easy to explain why the water sank into the bedrock more than it would do on earth: the thickness of the crust. Once water gets too close to magma, it flows upwards again in a convection motion. Hence thermal vents. Since Mars has a thicker crust, water goes deeper before it gets too hot. When it goes up, it gets colder before it reaches the surface, most of the times. On Earth, these environments thrive with prokariotic life, and you can also find more complex life that feeds on bacteria, such as mussels, tubular worms, and crabs and other arthropods who feeds on those multicell organisms. I am sure we will find at least a thriving microbial ecossystem in Mars subsurface waters.

[comodosky]

Water started to appear about 3.8 bil years ago on earth, and homo sapiens started to form about 300, 000 years ago. It took app 3.77 bil years from Amoeba to homo sapiens. And YES earth's 5 mass extinction is considered as part of evolution.

[raytribble]

Both Earth and Mars should have significant quantities of connate water between the Subterranean fluid layer through layers of the mantle.

[JBTriple]

Ahhh The Water Of Life in our very Solar System on Mars like Arrakis

[TribesUnite]

Canals on mars are especially nuts.. and how did they have old maps of those back in the early days is a mystery..

[jamesstead]

Martians—dead!—slain by the putrefactive and disease bacteria against which their systems were unprepared; slain as the red weed was being slain; slain, after all man’s devices had failed, by the humblest things that God, in his wisdom, has put upon this earth.

[davevann]

Mars has "tectonics" of various types, but no "plate techtonics".

[Dave-tyqp]

Long story short, Mars isn't habitable. The moon isn't made of cheese, and if you get an itch, don't scratch Uranus

[gregoryscurry]

IT APPEARS THAT THERE IS NO SIGN ANYWHERE OF EVER HAVING ANY INTELLIGENT LIFE….
😮

[WalterHildahl]

If there is heat and water, there is life, Atleast on Earth.

[uchechukwuekemezie]

Mars won't just stop surprising us😅. This is a great video. It'd be interesting to see what happens when a sample is drilled from those martian underground rocks.

[iamnegan]

There may be places on Mars where water is much more closer to the surface, there also may be usable gasses underground.