Curiosity Rover Discovers Evidence of Ancient Water Flow on Mars

The rover's findings in the Gediz Vallis channel suggest water shaped Mars' landscape billions of years ago.

Curiosity rover's recent exploration of the Gediz Vallis channel on Mars provides insights into the planet's watery past.
Scientists believe the channel was formed by water, challenging previous understanding of Mars' dry periods.
Debris in the channel, likely from Mt. Sharp, offers clues to the mountain's history and Mars' water cycle.
Research based on Curiosity's data shows Mars experienced phases of water presence, not a single drying event.
Curiosity's ongoing investigations could revise our timeline of water's role in shaping Mars' surface.