If Mars tilts 35 degrees then water will start flowing New study surprised

Scientists have been aware of this fact for years that there used to be water on Mars. Missions sent by space agencies to the Red Planet have revealed cratered channels there. These are called streets or drains of Mars. However, if seen closely, they resemble valleys. Researchers at Brown University Study I have found that water from melting snow must have played an important role in the formation of these drains. These drains present on Mars are similar to the drains found in the dry valleys of Antarctica on Earth. The interesting fact is that the drains present in the valleys of Antarctica are also formed due to the water of glaciers.

The research team prepared a model to find out how water would melt on Mars. The team discovered that when Mars tilts on its axis by about 35 degrees, its atmosphere becomes so dense that ice melting events can occur for some time.

The tilt of Mars on its axis keeps changing. If the planet tilted by 35 degrees, it would become warm enough to melt the ice. In such a situation, the water present in the form of ice on Mars can return to liquid form.

It is noteworthy that when Mars was in its initial stages, water used to flow there. It is believed that Mars lost its water about 3 billion years ago. The Red Planet dried up and turned into desert-like conditions.

Research findings show that the formation of drains on Mars continued over many years. The most recent incident is estimated to have occurred 6 lakh 30 thousand years ago. This study was published in Science Journal. published Has happened. The study was based on previous research, in which investigation of drains on Mars had been started several decades ago.