Red Planet Revelations: Ancient Martian Beaches Unearthed

Chinese Zhurong rover's ground-penetrating radar data has discovered sandy beaches beneath Mars' surface, supporting the theorized ancient ocean Deuteronilus. This reveals insights into Mars' past atmosphere and climate. Meanwhile, NASA's upcoming SPHEREx telescope aims to investigate post-Big Bang events, and Eutelsat achieves a 5G space-network trial success.

Astounding revelations have emerged from Mars as China's Zhurong rover uncovers signs of ancient beaches beneath the surface, lending credibility to the existence of the Deuteronilus ocean millions of years ago, when the Red Planet was much warmer and possibly habitable.

In a cosmological endeavor, NASA plans to launch its SPHEREx space telescope aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, aiming to unravel the universe's secrets from the Big Bang era, while also probing the Milky Way for crucial life-sustaining elements.

Breaking technological ground, Eutelsat successfully conducts the inaugural 5G network trial from space using OneWeb's satellites, advancing the realm of communication technology and boosting company shares. In the Arctic, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault strengthens its repository by adding over 14,000 new samples as a safeguard against global calamities.