... atmosphere, water cannot survive long in liquid form, as it either boils or freezes. In September 2015, a report was published in Nature Geoscience that concluded that the lines on Martian slopes may be streaks of super-salty brine. The report said...
... extensive reactions with the warm silicates beneath,” the authors write in their research paper published in Nature Geoscience today. The potential habitability of distant icy worlds increases when subsurface oceans interact with compounds on a sea...
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...do the trick say a team of US and Japanese researchers whose lead author on the research paper recently submitted to Nature Geoscience, is Shunichi Kamata based at Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan. The trapped molecules official name are clathrate...
...primarily as sodium carbonate and their widespread nature prompted scientists to theorise that subsurface fluid ... of seven papers published this week in Nature Astronomy, Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications, teams from around the globe have...