Mars holds water on its surface : NASA finding

[Letsbereal]

Mars holds water on its surface : NASA finding
11 September 2010, (CommodityOnline)
http://www.commodityonline.com/news/Mars-holds-water-on-its-surface--NASA-finding-31649-3-1.html

Excerpt:

Measurements by NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander are evidence liquid water has had an impact on the planet's surface throughout its history, U.S. researchers say.

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The isotope analysis revealed martian carbon dioxide is similar to carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere.

This unexpected result reveals that Mars is a much more geologically active planet than previously thought, and that the carbon dioxide has reacted with liquid water present on the surface, the scientists say.


Also see:

It's snowing on Mars ...
27 January 2009, by Ian Sample (Guardian.UK)
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/jan/27/mars-snow-space-technology-nasa



Cape St Vincent, one of the cliffs of the Victoria crater. Photograph: Nasa/Reuters

[chrisfromchi]

I believe there is something on that planet of great significance.

I believe they know about this something in some capacity.