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Mars. The water's still there. March 17, 2021 9:26 am RobVG

I had a ‘theory’ a long time ago about where Mars’ water went. The Hellas basin is an enormous impact crater 4400 miles across and 5 miles deep. The energy of the impact was restrained to Mars and dissipated through reverberation and heat. This may have caused a type of large scale liquefaction. The water seeped into the ground like a puddle in a freshly tilled garden.
Plausible?

New study changes everything.

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