 Martian microbial underworld imaged on Arsia Mons (click to enlarge) that is estimated to be 160 to 200 ft (50 - 60 m) across.  It is hypothesized that this is a skylight into a lava tube that could potentially protect life - if it exists - from "radiation, extreme temperatures and dust storms" that occur on the surface of Mars.
Martian microbial underworld imaged on Arsia Mons (click to enlarge) that is estimated to be 160 to 200 ft (50 - 60 m) across.  It is hypothesized that this is a skylight into a lava tube that could potentially protect life - if it exists - from "radiation, extreme temperatures and dust storms" that occur on the surface of Mars.Link to technical abstract.
Image credit: NASA/JPL.
 
 
 

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