This discovery, published in Communications Earth & Environment, may hold key insights into the planet’s volcanic history and ...

Ga. Tech’s James Wray explains how a massive volcano hiding in Mars’ Jezero Crater changes what we know about the red ...

Georgia Tech scientists have uncovered evidence that a mountain on the rim of Jezero Crater—where NASA's Perseverance Rover ...

Mars, the Red Planet, continues to surprise us with hidden secrets. In a discovery that's truly out of this world, astronomers have unearthed a colossal volcano that's been lurking in plain sight ...

Planetary researchers announced a major discovery from the solar ... layers of water frost were discovered atop three of Mars' Tharsis volcanoes, located on a plateau at the planet's equator ...

The discovery shows that "Mars is a dynamic ... but didn't expect to see it on Mars’s volcano tops!” Valantinas said.

Scientists have now identified water frost on the summits of several large Martian volcanoes, indicating potential habitable zones for future missions to the Red Planet. This discovery ...

The discovery confirms that ice is not only ... but didn’t expect to see it on Mars’s volcano tops.” Colin Wilson, Esa project scientist for both ExoMars TGO and Mars Express, said ...

You can read the paper initially describing the discovery here. The volcano was found with data from multiple Mars orbiters, including NASA’s Viking orbiters and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter ...

Additionally, equatorial volcanoes receive intense solar insolation quickly ... knowing that Earth has about 100 times more water than Mars. This discovery of frost on the highest peaks of the solar ...

And, Lee said, he hopes the discovery could help lure future exploratory ... peak was actually the tip of a Martian volcano. Lee said he and Shubham are working to spell out the findings in ...

Adding more data to Mars' fiery history, researchers have announced at the 55th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference that their newly identified volcano measures 9,022 meters (29,600 feet) in ...