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So ESA will claim there's no WATER even where there's perhaps plenty of ICE?
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So ESA will claim there's no WATER even where there's perhaps plenty of ICE? Mars seems fertile enough with negatives as it is. Do we need false negatives to accompany them? Methinks not.

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