New Study Detects Sound Waves Traveling into Martian Core

In this illustration made available by NASA, the spacecraft containing the Perseverance rover slows down using the drag generated by traveling through the Martian atmosphere. (NASA/JPL-Caltech via AP)

A new study conducted by researchers at the Bristol University uncovered insights into the liquid core of the red planet, furthering understanding its formation and evolution.

According to PA media, the research also reveals the first detections of sound waves traveling into the Martian core, finding that it is slightly denser than previously thought.