Ground-Penetrating Radar Finds Water on Mars

SDF — 3/17/2007 12:06:42 AM (archived)

The article says that this radar technique penetrates 4 km underground on Mars, and can find water. Isn't it used to find oil on Earth? How effective is it? What about under the seafloor? Anyone know?

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Ground-Penetrating Radar Finds Water on Mars - SDF - 3/17/2007 12:06:42 AM
- Ground-Penetrating Radar "Finds" ICE on Mars - nick hoffman - 3/18/2007 11:43:09 PM
- How much of Mars have they scanned in this way so far? (n/t) - TB - 3/17/2007 7:45:07 PM
  - re: MARSIS - Raoul - 3/18/2007 4:01:00 PM
    - Wrong - Buck Galaxy - 3/19/2007 4:53:07 AM
      - Here is a very recent article - Buck Galaxy - 3/19/2007 5:06:38 AM
        
        Yo Nick... Still sure there's no groundwater? (n/t) - Buck Galaxy - 3/20/2007 2:59:30 AM
        
        Am I sure, no, but... - nick hoffman - 3/20/2007 5:16:24 AM
        
        Thanks for that Nick - Buck Galaxy - 3/20/2007 6:31:38 AM
        
        It's all about the science - nick hoffman - 3/20/2007 10:43:16 AM
  - Better question: How much of Afghanistan have they scanned in this way so far? (n/t) - SDF - 3/18/2007 3:54:46 PM
- re: Ground-Penetrating Radar Finds Water on Mars - bruced - 3/17/2007 5:57:06 AM
  - dielectric - nick hoffman - 3/18/2007 11:44:30 PM

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