What lies beneath the surface of Mars? Turns out, it’s not a smooth, layered planet like we once thought. New research using NASA’s InSight mission data reveals that Mars’ interior is a chaotic mess of ancient rock fragments – more like a Rocky Road dessert than a neat slice of Millionaire’s Shortbread. These chunks, some miles wide, are leftovers from massive cosmic collisions over 4 billion years ago. Sealed inside Mars' mantle like geological fossils, they offer a rare glimpse into the violent early days of our solar system. Discover how this sweet-sounding revelation is reshaping our understanding of Mars – and the formation of rocky planets. WooGlobe Ref : WGA554499 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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