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The European Space Agency's Mars Express orbiter found a vast water ice deposit on Mars known as the Medusae Fossae Formation. This ice deposit could theoretically cover the entire planet in a 5-8 feet deep ocean if melted, sparking discussions on Mars' climate history and habitability.
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How does the discovery of this massive water ice deposit impact our understanding of Mars' geological composition and history?
In what ways could the presence of such significant water ice reserves on Mars influence future plans for human colonization or exploration missions?
What technologies or missions could be developed to further investigate the Medusae Fossae Formation and its implications for Mars' habitability?
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