Curiosity discovers evidence of water on ancient Mars with ripples and landslide debris

NASA's Curiosity rover has found evidence of water on ancient Mars with "rippled textures" and "landslide debris" in the foothills of Mount Sharp.

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

[darthbuzz]

I love these rovers.
The hi-res picture available is incredible.
Long live Curiosity, Perseverance and Ingenuity.

[jordivilaioliveras]

Thats an amazing update! Thank you for let us know the fascinating work of Discovery.

[Saukko]

Those rippled stones were so amazing.

Just one fossil. Just one.

[farrider]

When the rover unable to move up the mountain, friendly mountain arranges a landslide for earthlings to explore.
Mars friendly planet is 😍

[brianlee]

We know how gravity can affects human body from muscle mass to bone density. Our cardiovasuclar system has evolved to operate on earth gravity. Whats the implications of long term settlement on mars and upon returning and transition to earth gravity?

[mrmoondoggful]

Amazing stuff! To infinity...and beyond!

[Bviews]

Imagine some space creature walks across the camera and just waves. 👋

[jimbt]

Amazing.... humanity exploring Mars in 2023, , , hi-def... bravo bravo bravo 👏👏👏

[abizair]

Bravo! One step closer for Mars human settlement.

[Fido-vmzi]

Seems like Mars dried up and had massive landslides. Sad.

[allenrodriguez]

That's not mars that's a place in the desert we throw drink parties their its by San Diego border town jacumba you git a good scam going nasa

[travispayne]

it...look around all you like.
They should have landed the thing near that giant volcano .. somthing to look at anyway... there may have been life on Mars
But it is long gone. Just like Earth a billion years from now... there will be no sign of us .... mankind needs to get over its self.

[SerpentStar_]

The sheep are hopelessly enslaved by the empire of lies

[TheFazha]

Imagine driving around the desert for months or years, and having no dust on you 😂😂.