Water, water everywhere

Timothy N. Titus ()
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Timothy N. Titus: US Geological Survey

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6983, 610-611

Abstract: Mars is a very watery planet, but all the water seems to be frozen. Divining the amount and distribution of this water, past and present, is essential for understanding martian climates, and more.

Date: 2004
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