Marsquakes' may solve 50-year-old mystery about the Red Planet

[Admin]

Data collected by NASA's InSight lander suggest that ancient internal processes are responsible for the "Martian dichotomy" that splits the Red Planet into two distinct halves.

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[Unclear Engineer]

The subheading on the main page is different from the subheading on the article page, and not even on the same subject.

The main page subheading talks about "AI crossing a red line by cloning itself."

Perhaps "AI" is now doing the editing for Space.com?

 

[sooth121]

Deep space nines mission is dependent upon the time traveller willing to travel through space as a subordinate-cause reflective upon the Mother Earth surfaces.

For example, take a 50 year earthquake on Mars surface, since it is the first sign of discovery, it is as if on Earth we can go a generation and forget the last event until the last one that is actively pursued.
Space traveler or space chicken, I think that's a plausible assumption based on space stuff.

 

[COLGeek]

The subheading on the main page is different from the subheading on the article page, and not even on the same subject.

The main page subheading talks about "AI crossing a red line by cloning itself."

Perhaps "AI" is now doing the editing for Space.com?

That was corrected earlier. Thank you.

 

[sooth121]

To the un/ nuclear engineer.

The data is very important for the subtopic, perhaps only Scotty can direct the AI. Until then, I can understand the command. It's about the mechanic who went through the spaceship timeline. That's it. Over and over again! Thanks, Physics Department for this outer space journey!