Curiosity Rover Examining Possible Mud Cracks On Mars

International Business Times, Raw Story: Science
Wed, 01/18/2017 - 6:14am

It is already known for a fact that Mars, our arid neighbor, once had liquid water. And while the planet has polar ice caps, frozen water was also recently found underground in the mid-northern hemisphere of Mars, an area otherwise too hot for liquid water to survive on the surface.

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