Mounds of ice in craters give new insight into Mars’ past climate

Newly discovered deposits of layered ice in craters scattered around Mars’ southern hemisphere provide insights into how the planet’s orientation controlled the planet’s climate over the past 4 million years, according to a new study. The findings help scientists understand what controlled Mars’ past climate, which is essential for predicting when the planet could have been habitable.
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