MIT Alumni Forum: Decoding the Mystery of Water on Mars @mitalumni
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Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Was there life on Mars? Recently, researchers uncovered clues on the Red Planet’s surface that could help answer this age-old question.

Assistant Professor Gaia Stucky de Quay studies the surfaces of planets to discover how they are formed and transformed by phenomena such as atmospheric effects, asteroid strikes, and, perhaps, living organisms. During the next MIT Alumni Forum, learn about her area of study and discover how Mars’s ancient water systems act as “tape recorders” of its climate, geological activity, and habitability.

About the MIT Alumni Forum

MIT Alumni Forum is a thought-provoking online series that will bring you back to your years learning under the Great Dome. Each Forum connects audiences with leading MIT experts who share their exciting research, and an opportunity to engage with the speaker and ask questions.
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