Mars surface shaped by furious floods from overflowing craters, study says

Mars surface shaped by furious floods from overflowing craters, study says
The Mars surface was shaped by furious floods from overflowing craters (ASA/GSFC/ JPL ASU)

The surface of Mars was shaped by fast and furious floods from overflowing craters, a new study suggests.

While river erosion on Earth is usually a slow process, on the red planet massive floods from overflowing crater lakes had a big role in shaping the Martian surface.

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