Scientists Discover Reservoir Of Liquid Water On Mars | 10 News First



There’s new hope of finding life on Mars after scientists discovered there could be vast quantities of liquid water trapped in rocks beneath the planet’s surface. Subscribe to 10 News First to get the latest updates and breaking news: https://bit.ly/37DDbL1
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21 thoughts on “Scientists Discover Reservoir Of Liquid Water On Mars | 10 News First”

  1. Keep dreaming. Life on mars won't happen in any of our life time. Not a single person living today, including new borns, will see a human set foot on the red planet. Musk and spacex are full of it.

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  2. If Mars’ shale rock porosity versus depth can be estimated from seismic data, as it can on Earth,
    (google: “Sediment dewatering in the Macran accretionary prism”) , then one can also determine Mars’ rock-forming mechanism and geothermal gradient, as can be done on Earth (google “Proposed Method for Shale Compaction Kinetics”)

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  3. I wanna see some Martian fish. Why is it so hard to see any life forms outside earth? Not expecting much. Maybe some amoeba or plankton like creature…why 8 million species on earth evolved out of nothing but absolutely zero species elsewhere??

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