Image: ScienceBlogNearly 14 years into its Mars mission, NASAβs Curiosity rover photographed a valley called Valle Grande in June 2026 and found the ground carpeted with honeycomb-like fractures, each just 4β8 centimetres across, stretching in every direction as far as its cameras could see. - ScienceBlog.com
β’ NASAβs Curiosity rover photographed a valley called Valle Grande in June 2026, discovering a vast field of honeycomb-like ground fractures. β’ The rover captured images of small polygonal fractures that measure between 4 and 8 centimeters across. β’ Researchers are analyzing the chemistry and imagery of these textures to determine the geological processes that formed them.
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