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New paper examines the elusive nature of liquid brines on Mars

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New paper examines the elusive nature of liquid brines on Mars .

Low temperature, atmospheric pressure and water vapor pressure on Mars means any liquid water found there would likely freeze, boil or evaporate immediately, making its presence unlikely.

Researchers continue to make the case for the presence of liquid water on Mars ..

"Despite our best efforts to prove otherwise," Chevrier concludes, " Mars still remains a cold, dry and utterly unhabitable desert." Story Source: Journal Reference: - Vincent F. Chevrier , Rachel A. Slank . The elusive nature of Martian liquid brines. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , 2024 ; 121 ( 52 ) DOI: 10.1073 /pnas.2321067121 Cite This Page:.