...write an indignant letter to NATURE magazine, protesting their
inclusion of the science paper dealing with this hypothesis in one of their coming March issues.

Mind you Nick, you'll pay a price, as you'll be on the receiving end of many scientists
opposed to your ideas. But that's the price you had to pay I guess for being a maverick.
Salute!

BTW! Since the MARSIS radar will be all but useless for searching for these hypothesized "ice blocks" [if they exist], wouldn't GRAVITOMETRIC data be more useful? Gravitometric data
such as that obtained by tracking the orbital deviations of spacecraft like THE MGS?
Let me see! Compact Martian regolith has a density of between maybe 1.5gm/cc - 2.0gm/cc, while water ice has a density near 0.9gm/cc?