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Evidence for a liquid silicate layer atop the Martian core

Space Sciences

Evidence for a liquid silicate layer atop the Martian core

A. Khan, D. Huang, et al.

New insights from the InSight mission reveal a lighter Martian core, suggesting the presence of light elements and proposing a molten silicate layer above a denser core. This groundbreaking research by A. Khan, D. Huang, C. Durán, P. A. Sossi, D. Giardini, and M. Murakami aligns geophysical and cosmochemical data to reshape our understanding of Mars.

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