Sentences with phrase «seeping out of the surface»

For many years, the team made the obvious interpretation: The streaks meant that, today on Mars, water was flowing, or at least seeping out of the surface.

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One possible surface sign of such a deep system is Blood Falls, a dark red oozy slush of concentrated, iron - rich brine that seeps out at one end of the Dry Valleys, where Taylor Glacier meets Lake Bonney.

So when those lumps of fuel are pulled from deep below the surface in northern China or exposed by a blast of dynamite on an Appalachian mountaintop, invisible plumes of methane gas seep out, as well.

Found mostly on slopes or ridges, the gullies sparked long - running debates on whether they formed from groundwater seeping out of the martian surface or in dry landslides.

The expansive white ground reverberates with an exquisite tint of pink, appearing as though the red of the circle seeped slowly out by osmosis to the porous surface area surrounding it, balanced at the other pole by extended halos of faint blue that saturate the white around Gottlieb's brushstrokes.