Water: The Influence Of Water On Mars

The following is a case study of a lesson by Mr. Villanueva reviewing lessons on the planet Mars for an upcoming test. Mr. Villanueva uses many different ways of incorporating both semantic memory and episodic memory as well as the demonstration of long-term memory in his lesson. During the lesson, the importance of attention in memory and recall is seen throughout. This paper describes and inspects the Mars in Review case and what theories were incorporated into this lesson. It critically examines each aspect of this lesson and the correlation between behaviorist theories of learning.

3. For years Mars has been known to have water in the form of ice.

In last couple year’s evidence of water on mars has grown exponentially. The geography of Mars suggests that water was once there. This is because they have found runoff channels in the southern highlands and outflow channels that are almost exact to how they are on Earth, which obviously does have water. The Mars Reconnaissance Observer and Mars Express found deposits of clay in the southern highlands that some researchers say is a strong sign that water was there. Some others argue that the clay could be formed by other elements on Mars, such as wind. Also, the Mars Express detected hydrated’ chemical compounds in the surface of rocks over large areas, which means it

In the article, “Mars Pebbles Carried for Miles by River”, the author mainly talks about that one reason for the proof of water on Mars is erosion. The pebbles that were found on Mars were round and smooth showing that the water had moved these pebbles and caused them to hit one another. A model created by Domokos, a mathematician, was able to figure out the pebble’s shape and weight that changed as it hit other objects. Researchers were able to calculate that the rocks probably traveled about thirty miles. These researchers believe that the source for the rocks moving is water. The worn out smooth rocks show that there was water on Mars. This article explains that water could be found on Mars because of erosion, which definitely gives us one

Mars has water but it is frozen in the planet ice caps and under the soil. The atmosphere on mars is weak due the very high strong winds that occur. The surface temperature of the planet is freezing and the water on the surface of planet evaporates other than the ice caps due to the low atmospheric pressure of the weak atmosphere. According to brightkite.com, “Even with the bad temperature, weak atmosphere and said frozen water there still prove that there is life on Mars because there evidence saying that Mars’s living organisms could be sub surface ("'Strongest evidence yet to there being life on Mars'"). This means that the living organisms do have a chance to live and since there is water, wind, and cold temperature, this allows living organisms to breathe and exist inside the interior of the

Water on Mars is very hard to find. Since the planet used to have water most of it is frozen underground. “The bad new is that most of that water is frozen underground and likely contains toxic chemicals.” The water that is dug up would have to be purified and preserved. Georgie’s father said that in the canyon there was “water-soluble mineral deposits” near the edge of the canyon. Georgie’s father said that “ I figure drill 400 meters down, and we’ll hit water”

Would you believe me if i said there was water on mars, probably not, so i´ll explain, Nasa (

I used to think Mars was nothing but a small, dusty rock with no hope. This website completely changed that. It says that Mars used to have water, and may still have areas of it. It says that Mars is possibly inhabitable. Amazing! I always thought that people were being way to optimistic when they spoke of people living on Mars one day, but now I’m not so sure.

This finding comes in a long string of other findings that water once existed on Mars. Just last month,

WATER ON MARS! This is a common headline that has been found countless times in newspaper and website articles since Martians and other aliens were first popularized in the media. But why exactly are we even looking for water on mars? And why are we searching for beings not first theorized by scientists, but by legend and popular culture? Because life exists or has existed somewhere in our universe besides Earth. They may not be the green, humanoid Martians that we have thought up or even something we can see with our current technology, but it exists or did at one point.

Finding proof of potential life on other planets seems way out of reach but is has been attempted for the last couple years. In fact, new discoveries made by NASAs Curiosity Rover and its team was brought out very recently. In the news there was an article, “NASA Curiosity Rover Discovers Evidence of Freshwater Mars Lake”, about the rover that may have found evidence of an ancient lake. Through these discoveries scientists of NASA have made a hypothesis that Mars was in fact Earth like, not just the desert that we know it as today. They believe that Mars had many swimming holes that were part of a wet environment that could potentially have supported living life. These life forms could live on Mars because of the environment that was once similar to earth’s. One of the major craters that they were looking at which supported this idea was called the “Gale Crater.” This specific crater is known to have rocks that were around 4.2 billion years old, and said to be from a running water lake. This idea has just been developed from a long lasting idea that Mars did have some water but its quality was like battery acid.

Is water on Mars safe? Water on Mars is possibly contaminated.“The spacecraft found wet molecules

The presence of water on Mars is highly related to the atmosphere conditions. Today, the Martian atmosphere consists primarily of CO2 (95%). In addition, the pressure is about 6 millibars at the Martian surface. The temperature is about 220 °K average (-53 °C) at the Martian equator. Accordingly, water is present in solid or vapor phases on Mars. Therefore, most of the potential sources of water on Mars are not in liquid phase. [5]

but more data from the Mars Global Surveyor probe has shown that the height of ice

Mars is the planet nearest to Earth that we are most likely to explore and send