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To: knarf
Well sure, but those would have to be imported from earth, as well as quite a few other things.

Water is pretty dense, as you know. Very expensive to import, and you would need a lot of it, even if you recycle every drop. Supplying it locally would be very important.

31 posted on 09/11/2021 11:14:56 AM PDT by Campion (What part of "shall not be infringed" don't they understand?)
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To: Campion
I'm losing you.

There was never life on Mars.

33 posted on 09/11/2021 1:38:27 PM PDT by knarf (qa)
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To: Campion

Salt is a precipitate from water. And like the guys at NASA said - it is long term. Not just some freak flash flood (melting comet???).

And of course it isn’t proof of life on mars, but it does raise the possibility of sustaining a Mars base sometime in the future and grow crops brought up from earth.


34 posted on 09/11/2021 1:46:32 PM PDT by 21twelve (Ever Vigilant. Never Fearful.)
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