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In 2007 , NASA launched its Phoenix Mars Lander on a mission to touchdown on Mars .
The robotic spacecraft was designed to search for environments that could be suitable for microbial life.
It landed farther north than any spacecraft had ever gone before.
Not only did Phoenix find water ice, but also found what appeared to be small globs of liquid water.
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