NASA’s Curiosity rover has spotted multiple surges of methane in Mars’ air over the past few years — most recently in June, when levels of the gas inside the Red Planet’s Gale Crater spiked to 21 parts per billion per unit volume (ppbv).
NASA’s Curiosity rover has spotted multiple surges of methane in Mars’ air over the past few years — most recently in June, when levels of the gas inside the Red Planet’s Gale Crater spiked to 21 parts per billion per unit volume (ppbv).
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