Researchers have discovered what they believe to be a 12-mile stretch of salty liquid water on Mars underneath the polar ice cap of its southern hemisphere.
If confirmed — though there may not currently be life in the cold and salty area where the water is thought to be situated — scientists say this discovery could lead to a renewed search for life on another planet beneath the surface of the Red Planet.
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