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Previously, Mars was believed to be a planet without any geological activity. Its smaller size and faster loss of internal heat suggested that it had a less active core. However, the planet has evidence of past volcanic eruptions and geological movements. One notable example is the largest volcano in the solar system, Olympus Mons, which can be observed from Earth with a basic telescope. However, volcanic eruptions ceased on Mars a considerable time ago, causing its interior to cool and solidify, which ultimately weakened its magnetic field. The planet's atmosphere was then stripped away by the solar wind, and the water that remained froze. Nevertheless, Mars has displayed signs of increased activity in recent times. Astronomers discovered these changes after scrutinizing numerous images of the planet's equatorial region. #Mars #nasa #spacex mars,nasa,elon musk,life on mars,mars rover,nasa mars,destiny,mars mission,curiosity rover,methane,living organisms,carbon dioxide,moxie,oxygen,starship spacecraft,astronauts,lunar surface,artemis iii mission,colonists,valles marineris,water,subglacial lakes,microorganisms,space exploration,red planet,extraterrestrial life,discoveries,space travel,science,technology,research,exploration,discovery,universe,alien life,space mission,deimos,elon musk news mars,planet,nasa,rover,jpl,perseverance rover,crater,red planet,mars rover,perseverance,mars latest images,mars new photos,nasa perseverance,mars images,mars 4k,planet mars,nasa mars,perseverance news,mars helicopter,mars update,mars perseverance,astrumspace,perseverance mars rover,mars red sky,mars perseverance rover,nasa rover,mars photos,astrum,mars news,colonizing mars,mars planet,jezero crater,life on mars,deimos,elon musk,destiny
