Question

What accounts for the low-lying, flat surface of Mars’s north? On Earth’s surface, higher- and lower-lying areas have different types of crust: one, thin and dense, is pulled toward Earth’s center more strongly by gravity, and the planet’s water naturally comes to sit over it, creating oceans. The processes that generate this oceanic crust drive plate tectonics. Is Mars’s north similarly characterized

Answer 1

As explained below.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The southern hemisphere of the mas is dominated by the highlands and the volcanic creators which are similar to that of the moon and the northern sides are dominated by the presence of the younger and much lower elevations and complexity of the geologic records.

• The mars also have the methane gas that fluctuates during the winters and its presence indicates the presence of carbon and water along with the mineral olivine and its possible that microbial life under the surface of the mars.

• The presence of surgical lakes on the planet suggests that the existence of erosion and deposition over the surface and the presence of ancient drying lakebed suggest that it had a similar crust like earth.