087 - The Future Is Gonna Rule

TL;DR

Mars had large bodies of water and a massive tsunami billions of years ago, while AFC Wimbledon secured their place in League 1 for another season.

Transcript

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Key Insights

• 🌊 Mars once had a large ocean and evidence of a massive tsunami, suggesting the presence of liquid water in the planet's past.
• 🇲🇭 The tsunami was caused by a meteorite impact, which is also believed to have created a crater on Mars.

Questions & Answers

Q: Is water currently present on Mars?

While there is frozen water on Mars, the planet does not have large bodies of water like it did in the past.

Q: How did the tsunami on Mars occur?

It is believed that a large meteorite impact caused the tsunami, resulting in a wave over 100 meters tall and traveling at about 60 meters per second.

Q: How do scientists know the timeline of these events on Mars?

Through studying the deposits left behind by the tsunami and identifying the potential crater caused by the meteorite impact, scientists have been able to determine the approximate timeline of these events.

Q: Did AFC Wimbledon secure their place in League 1?

Yes, AFC Wimbledon won their recent game, ensuring their place in League 1 for another season.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Mars was once home to a large ocean and had evidence of a massive tsunami that occurred about three billion years ago.

• The tsunami left deposits all over Mars and scientists have now potentially found the crater caused by the meteorite responsible for the event.

• AFC Wimbledon won their recent game against Rochdale, securing their place in League 1 for another season.