Massive underground 'stable liquid water' reservoir found on Mars, claims study
Tuesday, 13 August 2024 () A recent study unveiled by NASA's InSight lander has found a massive reservoir of liquid water beneath Mars' surface, potentially capable of covering the planet in a global ocean. Seismic data suggest this water, located 7.2 to 12.4 miles deep, may indicate conditions favorable for microbial life. "Temperatures on present-day Mars become warm enough for stable liquid water near the top of mid-crust, and pores are expected to have closed at the bottom of the layer," the study said.
Astronomers Think Powerful , Magnetic Winds Drive Growth , of Supermassive Black Holes.
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Study Warns California , Continues to Face , Threat of Megadrought.
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despite several years of snow-heavy winters...
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