"Martian Surface Resembles Human Brain in Astonishing Image"
Scientists have discovered a fascinating geological phenomenon on Mars called "brain terrain," which consists of intricately sculpted ridges and troughs resembling the wrinkled surface of the human brain. The exact cause of this terrain is still unknown, but it is believed to be related to the presence of ice. Possible explanations include ice flows carving out the ridges, sublimation of ice causing the ground to collapse, or stone-sorting processes similar to those on Earth. While there are similarities to terrestrial brain terrain found on Earth, further research is needed to fully understand this intriguing feature on Mars.