A study published in Nature presents the first evidence of recurring wet dry cycles on Mars, which could hint at the conditions necessary for the formation of life. The research focuses on an ancient patchwork of mud cracks discovered by national aeronautics and space administration's curiosity Mars rover. These cracks found in a transitional zone between clay-rich and sulfate-rich layers in the geolchrotor exhibit a distinctive hexagonal pattern. For full details on Mars with dry cycles and other space updates, please visit our channel. Support us by subscribing and liking the video. Explore the universe with us.