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Mars rover finds evidence of water

Times Online: A broken wheel on one of the Nasa rovers that has been roaming Mars for three and a half years has helped scientists to find strong new evidence that the Red Planet was once wetter and possibly capable of supporting life.

Posted by Physics Today on May 22, 2007 11:58 AM |

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