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Perseverance is assigned to land on Mars in 2021 to collect rock samples from the surface and search for signs of life.
Perseverance, the rover rover that was launched to Mars by NASA in 2021 to collect rock samples from the surface, analyze them and search for possible signs of life from the past, has now encountered traces of hot water from ancient times near a crater on the Red Planet.
In its research in the Jezero Crater on the surface of Mars, Perseverance revealed traces that water once interacted with the rocks in this region several times, and even underground hot water activities took place.
In the new research published on the space.com website, it was stated that Mars, where water flows through the rocks in different ways from time to time, may have once been much wetter and more geologically active than it is now.

British Antarctic Survey and Cambridge University researchers examined living cells of polar fish living at -1.8°C in the Southern Ocean with a microscope. Adaptations to cold temperatures such as increased number of mitochondria and enlargement of lysosomes were detected in cells. It was also reported that clear-blooded icefish survive with antifreeze proteins and the sensitivity of the species to global warming was warned.

After the 5.5 magnitude earthquake felt in Şanlıurfa at 10.40, Prof. Dr. Şener Üşümezsoy explained the relationship of the earthquake with the Adıyaman fault system and the movement of the Arabian plate.

Evaluating the 5.4 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Karaköprü district of Şanlıurfa, Prof. Dr. Hasan Sözbilir stated that the earthquake was a triggered earthquake related to the stress accumulated after the February 6 earthquakes.

An international study led by the PsychAD Consortium and Mount Sinai revealed the genetic link between Alzheimer's and Parkinson's by creating a cellular map of the prefrontal cortex.

After the 5.4 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Şanlıurfa Karaköprü, geologist Prof. Dr. Naci Görür stated that the earthquake was related to the 2023 earthquakes and the Eastern Anatolian Fault.

Prof. Dr. Hasan Sözbilir stated that the earthquake in Şanlıurfa was caused by the Bozova Fault, triggered by the earthquakes of February 6, 2023, and that the fault could produce an earthquake of up to magnitude 7.