DISCOVERY!

NASA scientists have discovered gigantic underground reservoirs of frozen water on Mars, away from its polar caps. This is yet another positive sign that life may be – and has been – sustainable on the red planet.

Scientists theorize that the frozen water deposits are remnants of a Martian ice age that dates back at least one million years. Because water is a building block for life, the frozen reservoirs are an encouraging sign of extraterrestrial life.

Lots and lots of ice

Radar from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter revealed that the huge glaciers are one half-mile thick beneath Mars’ layers of rock and debris. One glacier appears to be three times the size of Los Angeles, California.

The buried glaciers are located in the Hellas Basin region of Mars’ southern hemisphere, and scientists predict that even larger frozen water reservoirs may exist in Mars’ northern hemisphere.

According to University of Texas at Austin geophysicist Jack Holt:

All together, these glaciers almost certainly represent the largest reservoir of water ice on Mars that’s not in the polar caps … In addition to their scientific value, they could be a source of water to support future exploration of Mars.

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