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Enormous hidden ocean discovered under Mars could contain life
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The Guardian
Mars once had surface water, but lost its atmosphere. New calculations based on InSight's gravity and seismic data in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggest vast quantities of liquid water trapped 11.5-20km below in a mid-crust cracked and filled with liquid water, enough for a 1-2km-deep ocean. This water, created like Earth's groundwater, is a key ingredient for habitability and life, raising hopes but requiring definitive measurements, say experts from Scripps, Keck, Oxford,..
Astrobiology news
Scientists find oceans of water on Mars. It's just too deep to tap.
Technology
Geophysicists found a large underground reservoir of liquid water on Mars, enough to fill oceans, located 11.5-20 km deep in the Martian crust. NASA's Insight lander provided seismic data to map the planet's interior and water cycle, indicating a lack of accessible frozen groundwater outside the polar regions.
DER SPIEGEL
Researchers claim to have found oceans on Mars - DER SPIEGEL
Researchers claim to have discovered large water reserves deep beneath the Martian surface based on data from space probes. However, questions and room for interpretation remain, as the article is no longer available. SPIEGEL+ is handled via the iTunes account and paid for with a purchase confirmation. By making the purchase, users accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Yahoo News
New Mars study suggests an ocean's worth of water may be hiding beneath the red dusty surface
Mars may have an ocean's worth of water hidden 7-12 miles beneath its surface, according to lead scientist Vashan Wright of the University of California San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography. This water likely seeped from the surface billions of years ago when Mars harbored rivers, lakes and possibly oceans. NASA's InSight lander detected over 1,300 marsquakes at Elysium Planitia, providing seismic data to model the planet's interior and water content. While the water may not harbor..
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