Mars
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NASA: Curiosity Reveals Layered Rock Formations on Mars; Humans May Contaminate Martian Waters?
Just like Earth, Mars is also a thing of beauty, especially when it comes to rock formations. Recent images from NASA's Mars Curiosity rover reveal stunning layered rock formations in the "Murray Buttes" region of the red planet. However, are human explorations polluting Martian waters?
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