Me wrote:
Rregions on Mars where liquid water would be stable
"...We find that liquid water would be stable within the Hellas and Argyre basin..."
Alex writes:
As Nick Hoffman pointed out elsewhere:
"Although the GRS/Neutron suite has very poor spatial resolution, there
is still no sign of an elevation-related signal. One would expect
more/better liquid water at lower elevation but this is strikingly
absent in the data. The low-lying basins of Hellas, Argyre, and Isidis
are remarkably 'dry.' So too are the outflow channels in Chryse and
Cerberus - in fact there seems to be an anti-correlation between
outflow terrains and 'hydrated minerals.'"
Alex R. Blackwell
University of Hawaii
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- Dirty Ice on Mars
- Ice isn't frozen water....water is melted ice. (n/t)
- Sounds like permafrost to me.
- Re: Dirty Ice on Mars
