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Phoenix lander confirms presence of ice on Mars

Sunday 22nd June, 05:18 AM JST

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  • rajakumar at 10:16 AM JST - 22nd June

    So what's the big deal, may be future generations can set a Mars space station and use water from mar ice.****

    We do not know, what that will cost. Already even ISS has taken 100s of billion USD.****

  • shimajiro at 02:16 PM JST - 22nd June

    Whatever else it may accomplish it has been a successful mission. It will be interesting to see what's suspended in the ice.

  • Sarge at 11:29 PM JST - 22nd June

    "it's not a habitable zome"

    But we knew that years ago. Heck, the North Pole ( or the South Pole ) is WAY more habitable than the warmest spot on Mars.

  • Sarge at 11:30 PM JST - 22nd June

    Zone. Habitable zone.

  • Xennon at 05:40 PM JST - 23rd June

    Hope they make sure there is no unknown bacteria in this ice before bringing it home.

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