Por qué estas rocas en Marte sorprendieron más que nada a los científicos de Perseverance
#Mars #Perseverance #Space In this video, we analyze what NASA saw on Mars and why it surprised scientists so much: a rock with an unusual appearance and composition, detected during the rover's exploration. 🪨🔴 I'll explain what it is, how it was identified, the hypotheses being considered (mineralization, alteration by water, meteorite, or other processes), and why this discovery could reveal clues about the planet's geological history. 🌌 Support our channel, Star Horizon! Your support helps us continue exploring the cosmos and creating the highest quality visual and scientific content for our community. 👉 / @horizonteestelaruniverso 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe
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