Russian astronomer spots Mars landing site
The research indicates that the fissure in the Martian crust, at a depth of 10 kilometers—which could potentially widen to encompass Mount Everest—may be a promising site for future human landings, as it offers protection from radiation. Additionally, the depth of the valley contributes to increasing the density of the atmosphere, making parachute landings easier. These valleys and caves on Mars present a unique opportunity to provide shelter and water resources, as frozen water is believed to exist there and can be utilized after processing. It is worth noting that Mars was once abundant in water, as evidenced by river traces, and now it exists mainly as ice at the poles or beneath the surface.
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