Temporary Lakes Once Filled and Refilled Across Mars' Surface

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By Chelsea Gohd
Nov 5, 2018 4:14 PMMay 21, 2019 5:43 PM
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A color image of the Hellas Planitia region of Mars. (Credit: NASA/JPL/USGS)

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Today, water on mars is locked into ice deposits or held in deep underground lakes. But, water once flowed across the planet’s surface, and researchers have found further evidence of its presence on the Red Planet.

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