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Vast ocean discovered on Mars August 15, 2024 8:51 am BuckGalaxy

OK it’s not an ocean, it’s groundwater trapped in cracks and pores under the Martian surface. And unfortunately, it’s way too deep to tap. The ground water is enough to cover the entire surface of Mars with an ocean to the depth of about a mile! But the water is about 10 miles underground. That would be impossible to tap here on earth, much less on Mars. There’s probably all kinds of little alien microbes swimming around down there.

Scientists find oceans of water on Mars

  • The impact that formed the Hellas Basin created a planet-wide, long-lasting liquefaction event. by RobVG 2024-08-15 13:14:01
    • Interesting you should mention that. by BuckGalaxy 2024-08-15 13:43:01
      • Diemos is a 7.5 mile wide rock by BuckGalaxy 2024-08-20 16:08:04

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