Science
Ancient underground lakes discovered on Mars – CNET
Mars could be home to more liquid water than we originally thought.
This beautiful ESA image of the Martian surface is titled Cappuccino swirls at Mars’ south pole.
ESA/DLR/FU Berlin/Bill Dunford
Be sure to pack arm floaties and a really big drill when you visit Mars. A whole world of water-filled ponds may be hiding beneath the southern ice cap on the dry and dusty red planet.
A new study led by researchers at Roma Tre University in Italy strengthens the case for a 2018 discovery of a hidden lake under the Martian polar ice, and then extends the find to incl…
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