The rising temperatures resulting in climate change and leading to natural disasters are not only limited to the globe. Such weather phenomenon is also observed across the earth boundaries to the universe – within our neighbor planet, Mars. So, should we call it global or universal warming? Mars’ climate shows a warming trend and recent images have shown the first evidence of seismic activity on Earth’s nearest planet, scientists informed. Boulders that have fallen down a Martian slope in the past two years are recorded by the Mars Orbiter Camera on board the Surveyor. Pictured on a Mars sand-dune, new gullies have also formed during the last three years. ”To see new gullies and other changes in Mars surface features on a time span of a few years presents us with a more active, dynamic planet than many suspected,” commented Michael Meyer, NASA’s Mars Exploration Program chief scientist.
Via: Reuters
