[SunkenCiv]

My very first post on FR was about the planet Mars, who would have figured?

The second study suggested that ice has recently melted and re-frozen on Mars

From impacts, check.

Here's an oldie from vannrox, NASA to Announce 'Significant Findings' of Water on Mars Tuesday! [3/01/2004].

• Red planet's hue due to meteors, not water -- "There is something of a paradox about Mars," agrees Joshua Bandfield of Arizona State University in Tempe. His team recently showed that the planet has no large deposits of carbonates, which should have formed if giant pools of water had persisted on the surface. Bandfield suggests that liquid water must have occasionally burst out of the ground, carving channels and gullies, but that it quickly froze again in the frigid Martian climate.

KevinDavis -- a lost FReeper, operation clinton cleanup, posted something very interesting (years ago) about a direct ascent, one vehicle manned Mars mission right here in one of your topics.

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[fanfan]

I bet you have a link to that.

;-)

[BenLurkin]

Good news. I'm looking to catch up again with Dejah and Woola.

[BenLurkin]

Good news. I'm looking to catch up again with Dejah and Woola.