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Liquid reservoirs found beneath surface of Mars

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Scientists believe an ocean's worth of water could be beneath the surface of Mars. The findings are based on analysis from NASA's Insight Lander, which has recorded seismic vibrations from deep inside the Red Planet. It's raising fresh questions about whether life existed on the planet.
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