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Space/Science » in reply to whole planet not at average temperature consistently

Look at the Hellas Basin.

In his book The Grand Tour : A Traveler's Guide to the Solar System, William K. Hartmann says that in a few places on Mars, like the Hellas basin, temperatures and pressures sometimes get high enough for liquid water to exist. However, he points out, it would quickly evaporate in the dry atmosphere.

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