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Heat inside Mars may have melted ice and made watery habitats for life

2 December 2020

Geothermal energy on Mars may have melted ice below the planet’s surface billions of years ago, creating an environment that could have been suitable for life

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Heat inside Mars may have melted ice and made watery habitats for life

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