Planet Mars it is to a very large extent made up of desert areas that the NASA people are discovering little by little thanks to the robot they have already sent there, but he is not the only one being sent. Thanks to the analyzes done there, and published for other researchers, a new study appeared recently tells us that more water accumulates 80 km above the surface on the planet Mars, which means that more water evaporates from the surface.
The planet Mars had unprecedented amounts of water in that area between the atmosphere and outer space, and researchers say that more and more water is evaporating from the planet's surface at the moment. Certain areas in that area above the atmosphere on the planet Mars behave like "water bags" that begin to reach supersaturation, having up to several hundred times more water vapor than should be in the atmosphere.
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The planet Mars loses the largest amount of water during the summer periods, and the dust storms that occur there during this period accelerate even more the transport of water vapor towards outer space. Researchers say that this constant process of water evaporation from the planet Mars has led over millions of years to the transformation of the planet from a warm one to an icy one, and the drying will continue without stopping in the coming years there.
"A new study published this week reveals that more water vapor is accumulating in the upper atmosphere of Mars, allowing more to escape into space. This means that Mars is losing water faster than predicted. The accumulation of unprecedented amounts of water vapor is occurring within about 50 miles of the Martian surface."
The planet Mars would have very large areas with water under its surface, recently those from NASA discovered locations where they think there is quite a lot of hidden water, but of course they could not confirm this without a doubt. The planet Mars can also support life if it has water under its surface, but until now nothing 100% sure has been discovered to confirm this, but researchers are still looking for evidence to support their theories.
The planet Mars still has many mysteries, and the first missions with astronauts sent there should reveal some of them, at least theoretically.
