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Home - Uncategorized - Ice-penetrating radar on Mars reveals layered polar deposits up to 3 km thick, containing a record of recent climate cycles tied to orbital shifts.Why it matters: This ice holds clues to whether liquid water ever persisted near the surface.Full briefing in bio.

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Ice-penetrating radar on Mars reveals layered polar deposits up to 3 km thick, containing a record of recent climate cycles tied to orbital shifts.Why it matters: This ice holds clues to whether liquid water ever persisted near the surface.Full briefing in bio.

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Ice-penetrating radar on Mars reveals layered polar deposits up to 3 km thick, containing a record of recent climate cycles tied to orbital shifts.

Why it matters: This ice holds clues to whether liquid water ever persisted near the surface.

Full briefing in bio.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-026-52020-w

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