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Space/Science » in reply to Re: A Wet Mars . . . ?

Good to read you again, Felix . . .

Carbonates could also explain the sea of drifting black dunes on Mars. As sure as Mars has geology, there is a form of petroleum to be found there.

I like the mention, too, of a "strongly saline or acidic solution." A collection of Death Valley's alkali pools comes to mind. Nasty business. Do not drink.

Type more, and often.

Cheers back at’chas.

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