{"id":8017,"date":"2018-07-31T12:20:35","date_gmt":"2018-07-31T15:20:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.mindthegraph.com\/?p=8017"},"modified":"2022-10-18T08:10:27","modified_gmt":"2022-10-18T11:10:27","slug":"nasa-water-on-mars","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mindthegraph.com\/blog\/lt\/nasa-vanduo-ant-marso\/","title":{"rendered":"Vanduo Marse: K\u0105 reikia \u017einoti ir pamatyti"},"content":{"rendered":"

Tyr\u0117jai rado \u012frodym\u0173, kad Marse yra skysto vandens telkinys.<\/p>\n

Naujame dokumente, pavadintame Marso po\u017eeminio ledyno skysto vandens radaras<\/a>\u00a0buvo paskelbtas \u017eurnale \"Science\". Straipsnyje teigiama, kad po ledo sluoksniu Marso pietiniame a\u0161igalyje gali b\u016bti skysto vandens.<\/p>\n

\"Vanduo laikomas vienu i\u0161 pagrindini\u0173 gyvyb\u0117s poreiki\u0173. Tai pirmasis kada nors Marse rastas stabilus skysto vandens telkinys, kur\u012f galima laikyti potencialia buveine\", - ai\u0161kino duomenis analizav\u0119s Italijos Radioastronomijos instituto vyriausiasis mokslininkas Roberto Orosei.<\/p>\n

\u0160is atradimas ypa\u010d nuostabus, nes toki\u0173 po\u017eemini\u0173 e\u017eer\u0173 yra netoli \u017dem\u0117s a\u0161igali\u0173, daugiausia Grenlandijoje ir Antarktidoje. Vieno i\u0161 \u0161i\u0173 e\u017eer\u0173, po\u017eeminio Vilijanso e\u017eero Antarktidoje, \u017dem\u0117s pavir\u0161iuje n\u0117ra jau milijonus met\u0173. O neseniai mokslininkai rado jame vis dar visi\u0161kai izoliuotai gyvenan\u010di\u0173 bakterij\u0173.<\/p>\n

Vostoko e\u017eeras, esantis po keli\u0173 kilometr\u0173 ilgio ledo sluoksniu, buvo padengtas ledu ma\u017eiausiai 15 milijon\u0173 met\u0173. Gyvyb\u0117s form\u0173 analiz\u0117 rodo, kad Vostoko e\u017eere gali b\u016bti unikali ekosistema, kurios pagrind\u0105 sudaro uolienose esan\u010dios chemin\u0117s med\u017eiagos, o ne saul\u0117s \u0161viesa, ir kuri \u0161imtus t\u016bkstan\u010di\u0173 met\u0173 gyveno izoliuotai.<\/p>\n

\"AntarcticLakes\"
Vostoko e\u017eero, did\u017eiausio \u017einomo poledinio e\u017eero Antarktidoje, infografikas. Manoma, kad skystam vandeniui praeiti per e\u017eer\u0105, kurio dydis prilygsta \u0160iaur\u0117s Amerikos Ontarijo e\u017eerui, prireikia t\u016bkstan\u010di\u0173 met\u0173. Kreditas: Nicolle Rager-Fuller \/ NSF<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Mokslininkai mikroorganizm\u0173 rado ir po \u017eeme esan\u010diose kasyklose. \u0160ie mikroorganizmai yra susij\u0119 su senovin\u0117mis r\u016b\u0161imis, kadaise gyvenusiomis vandens aplinkoje. Tokia migracija kelia prielaid\u0105, kad tas pats gal\u0117jo vykti ir Marse - atsitraukus vandeniui, gyvyb\u0117 persik\u0117l\u0117 giliau po \u017eeme.<\/p>\n

Geriausi vandens Marse vaizdai<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\u017dinote, mes tikime, kad mokslas turi b\u016bti vizualus. Jei norite parodyti detales ir priversti skaitytoj\u0105 atkreipti d\u0117mes\u012f \u012f savo darb\u0105, vaizdiniai \u0161altiniai yra puiki priemon\u0117.<\/p>\n

Tod\u0117l atrinkau geriausius \u0161io naujausio atradimo vaizdus.<\/p>\n

01. Marso pietin\u0117 poliarin\u0117 kepur\u0117, u\u017efiksuota Europos kosmoso agent\u016bros orbitiniu aparatu \"Mars Express\". ESA\/DLR\/FU Berlynas<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"ca_0727NID_Mars_South_Polar_Ice_Cap_online\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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02. Taip pat Marso pietin\u0117 poliarin\u0117 kepur\u0117 ir \"Mars Express\" spalvotais kodais pa\u017eym\u0117ti radiniai, u\u017ed\u0117ti toje vietoje, kur jie buvo aptikti. ESA\/DLR\/FU Berlin<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"gdgh\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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03. Ir paskutinis - Europos kosmoso agent\u016bros kosminis aparatas \"Mars Express\", planetos pietiniame a\u0161igalyje ie\u0161kantis skysto vandens.\u00a0<\/strong>ESA\/INAF\/Davide Coero Borga<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"ffs\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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\"Sekite paskui vanden\u012f\"<\/a> buvo vienas svarbiausi\u0173 NASA Marso programos tiksl\u0173. \u0160iuo metu vanduo yra NASA i\u0161orin\u0117s Saul\u0117s sistemos tyrim\u0173 varomoji j\u0117ga. Ten, kur vandenyn\u0173 pasauliai, pavyzd\u017eiui, Jupiterio m\u0117nulis Europa, turi potencialo palaikyti gyvyb\u0119. Net tokios protoplanetos kaip Ceres gali paai\u0161kinti, kaip vanduo saugomas uolien\u0173 \"kibiruose\", kuriais vanduo transportuojamas po Saul\u0117s sistem\u0105.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Tyr\u0117jai rado \u012frodym\u0173, kad Marse yra skysto vandens telkinys. Naujas straipsnis \"Radar evidence of subglacial liquid water on Mars\" (\"Marso po\u017eeminio ledyno skysto vandens radariniai \u012frodymai\") buvo paskelbtas \u017eurnale \"Science\". Straipsnyje teigiama, kad skystas vanduo gali b\u016bti po ledo sluoksniu Marso pietiniame a\u0161igalyje. \"Vanduo laikomas viena i\u0161 pagrindini\u0173 gyvyb\u0117s s\u0105lyg\u0173. 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