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Water On Mars Research Paper

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Hanna Jarrami

Mrs.Lancaster, Mrs.Csik

Science Period 1

10/28/15

Water on Mars

People have found water on mars, but nobody knows where it coming from. Scientists have said that enigmatic streaks that appear in summertime on the planet's slopes are made by salty water. The water on mars is representing more of a trickle then a flow and scientists are thinking that the water is coming from an underground aquifer or an icefield that thaws in warmer weather and sends water sliding downhill. They have thought about sending a spacecraft to where the liquid is flowing but it’s way too dangerous and risky. They would have to find an area where the spacecraft can land only after thorough cleaning or sterilization. It could be possible that human

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