NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter imaged a hole on Mars in 2022 that recently resurfaced, reigniting the conversation about these mysterious features.

to make this hypothesis more than another interesting interpretation of the complicated Tharsis region of Mars.

They form part of our solar system’s largest volcanic region—the Tharsis volcanic plateau. This plateau covers around 25% of ...

and may also be linked to the uplift of the nearby Tharsis region, which caused significant stress in the Martian crust. Over time, the grabens were filled with various materials, including glacial ...

While Mars currently has no active volcanoes, the research hints that the Tharsis region may have undergone recent volcanic resurfacing, suggesting that volcanic activity on Mars might be more ...

The pictures depict the Tharsis region of Mars, known for its colossal volcanoes like Olympus Mons, along with Phobos, Mars' largest moon, which orbits much closer to the planet than Earth's moon ...