On ancient Mars, carbon dioxide ice kept the water running. Here’s how
Submit on Friday, November 8th, 2024 23:11
Huge shells of frozen carbon dioxide at Mars’ south polar cap resulted in subsurface meltwater, which fed a huge system of rivers, lakes and even a sea, a new study suggests.
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