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Evening News Bulletin 19 January 2024 - Vimarsana News

Evening News Bulletin 19 January 2024

Thousand of people in remote Western Australian community left without power for second day in a row, International Monetary Fund releases report on Australian Economy, Australia advances to the next round of the Asian Cup after narrow 1-0 win over Syria.

Source: sbs.com.au
Mars' Icy Secret: 3 Kilometre-Thick Slab of Water Ice Found Near the Red Planet's Equator! - Vimarsana News

Mars' Icy Secret: 3 Kilometre-Thick Slab of Water Ice Found Near the Red Planet's Equator!

This is the most water ever found in this part of Mars. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com

Mars has two miles of WATER buried at its equator - and scientists say it could support the first settlers on the Red Planet - Vimarsana News

Mars has two miles of WATER buried at its equator - and scientists say it could support the first settlers on the Red Planet

The water is frozen as ice in a layer measuring over two miles (3.7km) thick, according to new data from the Mars Express spacecraft.

Mars Has Two Miles Of WATER Buried At Its Equator, And Scientists Say It Could Support The Red Planet's First Settlers. » WhatsNew2Day - Vimarsana News

Mars Has Two Miles Of WATER Buried At Its Equator, And Scientists Say It Could Support The Red Planet's First Settlers. » WhatsNew2Day

Despite having been home to lush oceans of liquid water billions of years ago, any trace of H2O on Mars today is well hidden.

Frozen Water Discovered on Mars Could Fill Red Sea - Vimarsana News

Frozen Water Discovered on Mars Could Fill Red Sea

"If this is ice, it would represent the most substantial low-latitude ice ever detected on Mars," scientist Gareth A. Morgan said.