Hidden lake of liquid water discovered on Mars - one mile beneath its south ice cap

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Twenty kilometre-wide salt lake found beneath Martian ice

An international team of researchers claim to have found a lake of liquid water beneath an ice cap on Mars. The lake, which is circular and only about 20 kilometres wide, is the first time that ...

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