Mars Rover reveals hot groundwater once flowed at Jezero

The News International - Sep 24, 2026

Mars Rover reveals hot groundwater once flowed at JezeroYou'd expect a crater once filled with an ancient lake to tell a fairly straightforward story. Instead, NASA's Perseverance rover has detected traces of the existence of at least three different events of water-rock interaction on the Margin...

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