New research suggests Mars is far from the dead planet that it seems to be and has a more recent history of activity – and it could still be volcanically active. CNN values your feedback 1.

New research shows Mars may be more active than previously thought, giving evidence that there could have been volcanoes erupting within the last 50,000 years.

Volcanoes on Mars Could Still be Active, New Study Suggests The latest information shows evidence of volcanic activity in the last 50,000 years.

Most images we see of Mars make its landscape look flat and vast, but it’s actually home to some of the largest mountains in the entire solar system. And while the planet is pretty inactive, it ...

Mars may not be the dormant, desolate wasteland that we commonly think it is. In fact, a new study suggests that the planet could still have active volcanoes, absolutely capable of erupting ...

University of Arizona. "Volcanoes on Mars could be active, raising possibility Mars was recently habitable." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2021 / 05 / 210510192532.htm (accessed ...

Photographs taken by a spacecraft orbiting Mars (search) indicate that active volcanoes may still exist on the red planet, further eroding its image as a dead world and offering prime sites to ...

Some volcanoes on Mars may still be active, giving warmth to potential sub-surface life, scientists say. Data from satellites orbitting Mars indicates eruptions could have taken place much more ...

New evidence that Mars was volcanically active around 4 billion years ago could provide more places to hunt for signs of ancient life on the Red Planet.

Hawaiian style of low-viscosity, effusive volcanism dominates Mars, and has resulted in the development of massive shield volcanoes and individual flows that are over 600 miles (1.000 km) long.

New research suggests Mars is far from the dead planet that it seems to be and has a more recent history of activity – and it could still be volcanically active. CNN values your feedback 1.