Martian secondary craters imply the existence of liquid water: High velocity impact experiments onto wet sand
Hidechika TOYOSHIMA(Kobe Institute Of Computing), Haruka Sasai(Kobe University), Masahiko Arakawa(Kobe University), Minami Yasui(Kobe University), Sunao Hasegawa(Tohoku University), Kei Shirai(Kobe University)
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