NASA Has Discovered Oceans of Liquid Water on Mars!

Could there be oceans of liquid water on Mars?

Such a discovery would redefine our entire understanding of the Red Planet and how viable it is for life. Mars has been identified as a dry, lifeless planet, but there have been suggestions that there must have once been huge bodies of water on it.

Recent analyses indicate underground reserves of saline liquid water beneath the polar ice caps. These subsurface oceans, maintained as liquid from geothermal heat and high salt content at all times, could be a potential habitat for microbial life.

If confirmed, the implications on Mars past climate, geological history, and future habitability for human colonization would open up new avenues of exploration.