Put something about Destiny in here so the offtopic crybabies will take a chill pill.
It's water, sure. This isn't something really new, we know Mars has polar caps and subsurface ice. What's that, it's ice that comes and goes. It forms and evaporates. We've all known about this...
So the 'new' discovery is water from ice that trickles down slopes and evaporates. It's seasonal. I'm not sure how life can decide to start inside water that is freezing cold (and about to evaporate soon) on a very dry planet that lacks a thick atmosphere/ozone/magnetic field and is constantly bombarded with unfiltered solar and cosmic radiation, ranging in temperatures of 70 degrees to well over a hundred below zero (Fahrenheit.) It would have to exist somewhere underground, maybe beneath Gale Crater.
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Life... finds a way.
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70 degrees is well over 100 below...
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+70 = -100?
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I don't know how what i wrote could be misconstrued. Positive 70 is much higher than negative 100
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It reads funny because it says well [i]over[/i]100 below. We know what you mean, it would just be better read well [i]under[/i] 100 below