NASA: Liquid water once on Mars

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NASA: Liquid water once on Mars

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02-03-2004, 19:08

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Re: NASA: Liquid water once on Mars

I think these guys need a reality check

isnt Mars twice as far from the sun as the earth is?

I could belive ice on Mars

but liquid water? wouldnt any body of water there freeze solid?

isnt the average temp at the equator something like -70°F

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