Scientists have been hunting for evidence of water on Mars ever since we started looking at the Red Planet through telescopes. But Mars does have water, and lots of it; solid water in the form of ice locked up in its polar caps and buried under its surface. And, if observations made by ESA’s Mars Express are indicative of similar processes seen on Earth, these ancient hills may also hold hidden deposits of underground ice.
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It’s not enough we’ve sucked the Earth dry, now we’re going to shrivel up Mars too? A Martian Scotch and water… I LIKE IT! LOL!
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