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‘An oasis in the desert’: NASA’s Curiosity rover finds pure sulfur in Martian rocks

Submit on Saturday, July 20th, 2024 07:11

NASA’s Curiosity rover discovered a rare element on Mars after it drove over a rock and cracked it open.

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