It all starts with a curiosity; The beaches on Mars

https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmNpvkD53hGkcchdLcaDZFBY8iiHecGTiZcpVFEmrXjwv7/imagen.png

Many have asked me how it was possible that there were beaches on Mars due to an old publication, if there were no tides since it did not have a large moon like in our case that produced those tides and that is not entirely the case.

The tides are produced by the effect of the moon, in the case of the earth, the moon and the sun, between 20 and 25% of the height of a normal tide is caused by the sun due to solar gravity, the moon is the most important factor, Mars is a little further from the sun than the earth, but it is still affected by the solar gravity. It can cause tides and Mars is smaller than the earth, therefore, the gravity of the sun, even if Mars is a little further away, affects it more, at that time, at that time when pulling those from the ocean of mars to cause tides.

And there is another factor, and that is that there is a theory that has quite a lot of support, by the way, which says that the Martian moons are actually remains that remain of a large Moon much larger than the ones it currently has, Mars currently the largest moon is Phobos with 23 km in diameter, there was a primitive moon on Mars, not like ours, not as big as ours, but of a respectable size that disintegrated, broke into pieces, in fact in that theory it states that Mars had for a time a ring of rocks and dust and the current moons of Mars are the remains that remain of that larger Moon, so in any case Mars did have tides in that ocean and therefore it could perfectly have had beaches.

The images without reference were created with AI

Thank you for visiting my blog. If you like posts about #science, #planet, #politics, #rights #crypto, #traveling and discovering secrets and beauties of the #universe, feel free to Follow me as these are the topics I write about the most. Have a wonderful day and stay on this great platform :) :)

! The truth will set us free and science is the one that is closest to the truth!