arstechnica.com
6 miles? That would be like 3x the deepest mine we have dug on earth? Would the water be steam at that depth?The latest water on Mars news. Detected the same way we find groundwater, oil, etc on Earth, via seismic waves.
It's 6+ miles underground though.
Mars water: Liquid water reservoirs found under Martian crust - BBC News
Studies of quakes detected from the planet's surface found it in the planet's rocky outer crust.www-bbc-com.cdn.ampproject.org
"We know what's happening, we have no idea why it's happening" is definitively not confidence-inducing.NASA is about to make its most important safety decision in nearly a generation
Three Starliner mission managers had key roles on Columbia’s ill-fated final flight.
The day of decision arrives soon
I had no idea Mars lacked a Molten Core. No T1 gear for them.
It's why Mars doesn't have a magnetic field, and its atmosphere evaporated.
Almost like the Earth's designed was all planned out ahead of time
They usually don't discuss the 787 at NASA press conferences no
OK I'm dying , that was kick ass. LOFL
Article headlines from today say no decision for at least another week so *shrug "
I hope whoever is going to mars is developing tunnel boring technology.
Just don't ask Neil Armstrong that question if you see him in person
