summary - Two new articles have shed light on why there is, presumably, no life on Mars. Although today's Martian surface is barren, frozen and inhabitable, a trail of evidence points to a once warmer, wetter planet, where water flowed freely -- and life may have thrived. The conundrum of what happened to this water is long standing and unsolved. However, new research suggests that this water is now locked in the Martian rocks.
Friday, December 22, 2017
Watery Mars
Science Daily: Mars: Not as dry as it seems - Water on Mars absorbed like a sponge, new research suggests
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Until we go there we aren't really going to know shit.
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