From the shoreline of an ancient Martian ocean, tsunamis may have washed ashore two separate times, leaving behind piles of rocks and debris.
Credit: Alexis Rodriguez
Some 3.4 billion years ago, giant meteoroids slammed into a frigid ocean covering Mars's northern hemisphere. The impacts kicked up enormous waves that raced across the water and swamped the shoreline, research suggests.
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