No one tell Nestle
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This is how we foot the bill to settle mars. Nestle.
If it's stripping a far away land of its natural resources, it's gotta be Nestle.
monkeys paw curls
Nestle begins their plan to genocide the subterranean civilization of Mars
They almost won the war against the earth subterranean civilization already but nobody cares about it
10 to 20km? That is probably unreachable, at least for a long time.
The deepest hole drilled on Earth is the Kola Superdeep Borehole which reached 12.2km, requiring almost 20 years of operation and tons of heavy equipment.
They did also say in the article that the rover could only measure straight down from its position, so maybe not all of the water is so deep.
Hmm, that's a good point. If we found one aquifer there might well be others, and they could be at any depth.
Of course the problem is, we'll need to place this kind of seismic sensor around the whole planet...
I’m no astroseismologist but I feel like I’ve heard of sensors like this being on satellites like to investigate glaciers etc. though maybe 10km of rock isn’t so easily penetrated.
I just want to say thank you for actually having someone to say other than some stupid joke to try to get fake Internet points.
New Milestone achieved
Find Water on Mars
I can hear your comment
Yeah... I'm currently excessively play Surviving Mars right now.
Achievement hunting here
12 Milestone.
Clever :)
The analysis revealed reservoirs of water at depths of about six to 12 miles (10 to 20km) in the Martian crust.
Hollow Earthers were so close, only one planet off! Turns out it was waterlogged Mars after all.
Edit: I guess some people aren't Doctor Who fans.
Everyone talking about extraction seems to be missing one important thing: liquid water invites the possibility of life.
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