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Russian scientists have detected possible signs of ongoing volcanic activity on Mars, after the ACS spectrometer aboard the Trace Gas Orbiter found hydrogen chloride in the atmosphere near Alba Mons. The gas was detected there during a season different from the periods when it usually appears in the southern hemisphere, prompting scientists to investigate its possible source. The spectrometer first detected it in 2021. There are no clear signs of current volcanic activity on the Martian surface, but observations and modelling point to the possibility of hot magma reservoirs beneath it.
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