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Mars’ dark streaks are probably caused by dry landslides

Submit on Tuesday, March 30th, 2021 11:05

A recent study found that these dark marks, known as recurring slope lineae, surged following the massive 2018 dust storm that killed NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity.

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