Light-colored deposits in Martian soil indicate that water long ago may have gushed from springs, the European Space Agency (ESA) reported. That water might, for a time, have sheltered any life forms on Mars as the planet began drying up, losing its surface water and atmosphere. In like fashion, water would be critical to sustaining future human life on Mars. Water, H2O, is required for drinking and cooking. It can irrigate crops that would be grown on Mars to feed…
Researchers Find Evidence Water Rushed From Springs To Flow On Martian Surface
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