...spacecraft has found what appears to be a pool of liquid water buried under the surface of the martian south polar .... Could comparable underground pockets of salty, sediment-rich liquid water on Mars also provide a suitable breeding ground for ...
... asteroid that formed 4.6 billion years ago has been found to contain small pockets of carbon dioxide-rich liquid water, a finding which provides direct evidence of the dynamic evolution of the solar system. On this planet at least...
... as Warrego Vallis or Nandi Vallis, are postulated to have formed from a flowing liquid, most likely water. But how Mars sustained a climate suitable for liquid water to flow has been a major interest for astrobiological researchers for some time...
... break the bonds of molecules into their constituent atoms. This is a process known as photodissociation and in the case of a water molecule, once it is broken up, the very light hydrogen atoms can escape the exoplanets’ atmosphere. Instruments such...
... that despite the low temperatures and very low atmospheric pressures that restrict liquid water to only the most transient lifetime on the surface, liquid water is nonetheless changing and shaping the surface of Mars today. In certain locations and...
... Other measurements of the moon, made mostly with the Galileo spacecraft, indicate that there is a global ocean of liquid water hidden underneath a thick layer of ice and although it cannot be viewed directly, there are strong indications it is there...