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Billions of years ago, Mars was not the desolate rock that we now know it as. It was home to several oceans and lakes, but where all this water went, was quite a mystery.
Now, a new study funded by space agency NASA&nbsp;states that most of this water is buried under the surface of the red planet, trapped within the minerals in its crust.&nbsp;The study states that approximately&nbsp;30-99% of the initial water is still trapped in the planet's crust.
Researchers say the&nbsp;Perseverance rover, which landed last month for a multiyear science mission on the planet, might be able to contribute to the area of research.

Vast amount of water buried beneath the surface of Mars, new study finds

Most of the water found on Mars billions of years ago, is trapped under the surface of the planet.

Billions of years ago, Mars was not the desolate rock that we now know it as. It was home to several oceans and lakes, but where all this water went, was quite a mystery.
Now, a new study funded by space agency NASA&nbsp;states that most of this water is buried under the surface of the red planet, trapped within the minerals in its crust.&nbsp;The study states that approximately&nbsp;30-99% of the initial water is still trapped in the planet's crust.
Researchers say the&nbsp;Perseverance rover, which landed last month for a multiyear science mission on the planet, might be able to contribute to the area of research.

Stargazers will be in for another treat this weekend, days after Jupiter and Saturn's alignment in the sky in December last year.
As a part of a triple conjunction, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn will share the sky in a rare phenomenon. Reports suggest that the three will appear within 2 degrees of one another in the Capricorn constellation. The 3 planets will form a small triangle on the 9th, 10th and 11th of January, in the post-sunset sky,&nbsp; the best day being the 10th of January.
However, it will not be so easy to see since the phenomenon will take place very low on the west-southwest horizon.

Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury to appear in a rare triple conjunction 

Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter will form a rare triple conjunction in the sky this weekend

Stargazers will be in for another treat this weekend, days after Jupiter and Saturn's alignment in the sky in December last year.
As a part of a triple conjunction, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn will share the sky in a rare phenomenon. Reports suggest that the three will appear within 2 degrees of one another in the Capricorn constellation. The 3 planets will form a small triangle on the 9th, 10th and 11th of January, in the post-sunset sky,&nbsp; the best day being the 10th of January.
However, it will not be so easy to see since the phenomenon will take place very low on the west-southwest horizon.

Stargazers will be in for another treat this weekend, days after Jupiter and Saturn's alignment in the sky in December last year.
As a part of a triple conjunction, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn will share the sky in a rare phenomenon. Reports suggest that the three will appear within 2 degrees of one another in the Capricorn constellation. The three&nbsp;planets will form a small triangle on the 9th, 10th and 11th of January, in the post-sunset sky,&nbsp; the best day being the 10th of January.
However, it will not be so easy to see since the phenomenon will take place very low on the west-southwest horizon.

Jupiter and Saturn aligned in the night sky on Monday, appearing in planetary kissing range, an intimacy that will not occur again until 2080. The last time the two gas giants looked this close together was during Galileo's time in the 17th century. The two planets were, in fact, more than 730 million kilometres apart. But because of their alignment in relation to Earth, they appeared to be closer to each other.
Astronomers say so-called conjunctions between the two largest planets in our solar system aren't particularly rare. Jupiter passes its neighbor Saturn in their respective laps around the sun every 20 years.

Watch: Jupiter and Saturn did a little dance in sky

Jupiter and Saturn aligned in the night sky on Monday, appearing in planetary kissing range

Jupiter and Saturn aligned in the night sky on Monday, appearing in planetary kissing range, an intimacy that will not occur again until 2080. The last time the two gas giants looked this close together was during Galileo's time in the 17th century. The two planets were, in fact, more than 730 million kilometres apart. But because of their alignment in relation to Earth, they appeared to be closer to each other.

Jupiter and Saturn aligned in the night sky on Monday, appearing in planetary kissing range, an intimacy that will not occur again until 2080. The last time the two gas giants looked this close together was during Galileo's time in the 17th century. The two planets were, in fact, more than 730 million kilometres apart. But because of their alignment in relation to Earth, they appeared to be closer to each other.
Astronomers say so-called conjunctions between the two largest planets in our solar system aren't particularly rare. Jupiter passes its neighbor Saturn in their respective laps around the sun every 20 years.

An asteroid called Apophis, which has been named after an Egyptian Lord of Chaos, is headed towards the Earth and could strike in 2068, a new study claims.
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Asteroid named after Lord of Chaos may strike the Earth in 50 years

Research claims that Asteroid&nbsp;Apophis, which has been named after an Egyptian Lord of Chaos, is headed towards the Earth and could strike in 2068!

An asteroid called Apophis, which has been named after an Egyptian Lord of Chaos, is headed towards the Earth and could strike in 2068, a new study claims.
If it does collide with our planet, it may have an impact 65000 times worse than the Hiroshima nuclear disaster.
Astronomers at the University of Hawaii have discovered that the asteroid is being propelled by something called the Yarkovsky effect, causing the asteroid to speed up because its thermal radiation is not uniform.
To make these new observations about Apophis which was discovered in 2004, they used the Subaru telescope. The asteroid, with a diameter of 370 meters, is also likely to come very close to the Earth on 13th April 2029, making it visible to the naked eye!

An asteroid called Apophis, named after an Egyptian Lord of Chaos, is headed towards the Earth and could strike in 2068, a new study claims.
If it does collide with our planet, it may have an impact 65000 times worse than the Hiroshima nuclear disaster.
Astronomers at the University of Hawaii have discovered that the asteroid is being propelled by something called the Yarkovsky effect, causing the asteroid to speed up because its thermal radiation is not uniform.
To make these new observations about Apophis which was discovered in 2004, they used the Subaru telescope. The asteroid, with a diameter of 370 meters, is also likely to come very close to the Earth on 13th April 2029, making it visible to the naked eye!

Can Life Exist On Other Planets? | BOOM | Life On Other Planets Facts

Can life exist on other planets or are we truly alone in the universe? The recent discovery of phosphine gas on Venus has caused excitement among scientists, astronomers and space enthusiasts alike.
BOOM reached out to Arvind Paranjpye, Director of Planetarium, Nehru Centre, Mumbai and Dr Siddharth Pandey, Head of Centre for Excellence in Astrobiology, Amity University who say that research suggests that there may be life on other planets.

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