Scientists Discover Reservoir Of Liquid Water On Mars | 10 News First

[@AcapellaNutella6]

If it was oil the United States would already have a colony there.

[@Elanast]

There is something about the way this guy described everything in such an excited way and in just the amount of detail you want that I just love!

[@freeagent8225]

That water is part of the South China Sea.😅

[@SaiSS961]

🤣🤣

[@numberwunsaifu2575]

TLDR: the water is 25km underground and they cant get to it. The end.

[@legitimatehumanbeing8746]

Now we must find intelligent life on earth, if any, to get us there.

[@standardnnn6064]

What difference is this news story compared to saying there are sophisticated 2 headed alien creatures living in caves 100km deep below Mars' surface?

[@vanda3528]

Fish on mars chilling on his ipad smoking a seaweed.😅😂

[@-TheMaskedMan-]

The fish don’t want us there cause we’ll regulate their seaweed or make it illegal 😅.

[@AcapellaNutella6]

put that in an AI prompt lol

[@glennquagmire1747]

Marvin the Martian wont share his water with anyone but Daffy Duck

[@ewaldvonkleist6834]

The water is trapped in pore spaces in the rock. It is not in for the form of an "ocean."

[@AlainDupet]

Mars colonization just got a little trickier. Even for Musk, drilling 10km on Earth is no small feat, let alone Mars.

[@xh3598]

Now that NASA has discovered water beneath the surface of Mars, approximately 10 kilometers deep, should we dare to tap into it? Where there is water, there could be life-perhaps even hostile life. Should we arm ourselves with enough medicine and weapons to fend off any deadly bacteria or nightmarish creatures that might crawl out from the depths?

[@marcebresler1842]

​@@xh3598 Humans will do it anyway. Curiosity drives us so we can learn. I'm thinking... Elon already has experience in drilling, The Boring Company so he'll get that done. That reservoir could be Outpost 1

[@reggierendon2847]

Where is the gold and silver in the new world, so I can send some Spaniards

[@nancycole-auguste6614]

Liquid water, wow is the water liquid??

[@heroknaderi]

This is amazing 🤩

[@wildblueangel7431]

I wonder if water under the surface of Mars could have produced quartz crystal and contain large deposits of gold? 🤔

[@MaheshWalatara]

*life as we know it

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

The water is deeper than the deepest hole ever dug on Earth. In other words, completely inaccessible.

[@arzabala23]

They can't even get there n leave n one piece forget the water for one sec

[@0xmoo]

@@arzabala23 sooooooooooon

[@arzabala23]

@@0xmoo my guy it will never happen.

[@0xmoo]

@@arzabala23 If you told me a mobile phone and what it does 200 years ago i'd call you special. Perspective matters

[@arzabala23]

@@0xmoo a phone n a space ship is totally different they can't even land on the moon without having actual pictures of the moon without doing art work to the moon . ? For us to believe? What's with all the art work on the planets 🪐

[@jasonflett3587]

If Mars can support life. Why doesn't it. After billions of years why is there no life.

[@TheJoker-gg8hc]

Mars no longer has a magnetic field. It's constantly bombarded with cosmic and solar rays and the entire surface is irradiated.

[@DM-jo5ko]

Because Mars has no atmosphere.

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

The atmosphere Is way too thin

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

​@@DM-jo5koThere. Is an atmosphere on Mars It's just way too thin

[@BUBBA_01]

magnetic field, there isnt a magnetic field

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video its so so interestyng

[@waynebrady7439]

The reporter is correct it's new hype

[@wanderingquestions7501]

That has been suspected for decades.

[@retrothink]

If Mars’ shale rock porosity versus depth can be estimated from seismic data, as it can on Earth, (google: “Sediment dewatering in the Macran accretionary prism”) , then one can also determine Mars’ rock-forming mechanism and geothermal gradient, as can be done on Earth (google “Proposed Method for Shale Compaction Kinetics”)

[@chuckmaddison2924]

One day they will say uhh when they discover we are they.😊

[@oneseeker2]

Scientist did not say a word about life on Mars, besides the water is very deep, extremely did, no way to dig to it Scientist said not one word about life on Mars.

[@crazyforcanada]

Here's a thought. How deep are Martian lavatubes? Could a lavatube descend the 20 kilometers needed to reach the underground ocean? Then there would be little or no drilling to do.

[@anthonypizzo9375]

Send hydroseed to mars to try get oxygen..?? Would as something like that do anything??? Always wondered but idk???? 1:59 1:59 1:59

[@Omar.R]

We always knew❤

[@LaganaEritrea]

from wich cantre ist the News komm

[@calebc5030]

Might be deep caves with complex life. Who knows.

[@Chipan_boii]

Lets go planting seeds frfr

[@BLD426]

Trying to keep their budgets. Old news.

[@YFLTheGreat]

It’s life underground been known

[@Marstruth]

While they're lying about the water, technology, and destroyed buildings on the surface...

[@Keralaforum]

Water ? H20 !! Must be big news.

[@DW_Kiwi]

We have this fixation, that. There "must" be life on other planets!!

[@kyus1974]

And?

[@goshmanie]

Respect for u manie

[@IbnBahtuta]

Wake me up when you find the mandatory Coke bottle cap.

[@werthersoriginal]

Wow, that went from DISCOVERED in the title to "there could be water" Click bait!

[@worldwatcher5787]

why this guy is so happy about it

[@wquadras123]

Is that water or liquid?

[@ankurantil6137]

Water

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

Water asin h 20

[@bernardopercyvant5206]

Eu acho quando coletarem material das luas de Marte vão saber da verdade sobre Marte. Na minha opinião também, acho que o vale marinellis é a melhor opção para encontrar esse rio subterrâneo que se desloca abaixo da crosta marciana.

[@maik1982]

could be...

[@claudetorki1860]

Any grass or trees found so far ?

[@DarthLordRaven]

if there was life on mars your already found it by now. it's just not there.

[@Electrohydrodynamics]

If there was oil on Mars, we wouldn’t have found it yet either using Earth standards.

[@dmystify1381]

yeah...but the amazing thing is...'They' want to colonise it...🤷‍♀

[@Electrohydrodynamics]

@@dmystify1381 and the issue is?

[@Thouapproves]

@@Electrohydrodynamicsif you have to ask the question then you won’t understand the answer

[@Electrohydrodynamics]

@@Thouapproves Because the answer is usually quite anti-human and says we shouldn’t go anywhere.

[@rameshsethi510]

Even if water and life is found on Mars ,it will be different to that on earth won’t be same.

[@machinegunpictures]

Who cares? And? What’s your point? Finding life on another body other than Earth would be the crowning pinnacle of human achievement, and change everything about how we perceive the universe.

[@kyus1974]

Possibly, not guaranteed.

[@oconnorkieran5837]

I'm moving.. safer there

[@shivaji856]

I can provide the NASA Scientists some water if they come to India, that too free of cost. On a serious note, I wonder if water is available at a 10m depth at some areas on Mars.

[@kristofergobbe4838]

Have to keep finding excuses to keep the funding coming in.

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

If We ever sent some People to colonize Mars, they could maybe drill wells to get drinking water, so they wouldn't have to constantly be resupplied!

[@keithrobson2168]

Pure click bait

[@flinteastwood7179]

When is water not a liquid? I thought water is always liquid lol

[@kevinmerendino761]

So Mars is not dead yet

[@JPColter]

Not finding but funding .

[@xh3598]

Now that NASA has discovered water beneath the surface of Mars, approximately 10 kilometers deep, should we dare to tap into it? Where there is water, there could be life-perhaps even hostile life. Should we arm ourselves with enough medicine and weapons to fend off any deadly bacteria or nightmarish creatures that might crawl out from the depths?

[@dannyjacobson1963]

humans can’t leave anything alone have to some how destroy it 😂😂

[@soulsolow1596]

is this prophecy ??

[@Eagleoz_1]

Talking about creation, how about Adam and Eve? 😅

[@ZenKaizen7]

Easier to get robots to do all the hard, dangerous work.l instead of humans

[@suzbee7]

Took you long enough to show old news about Mars.

[@Oswaldfiveo]

I don’t believe it.

[@timking2931]

Mmmmmmm no vision of the data just talk🤨

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

Please tell me you're not serious but what you just said

[@simeoncaronan9438]

Go on and leave EARTH.

[@StefanoKlironomos]

it's a septic tank - Marsians were less advanced than Romans - no sewage :)

[@standardnnn6064]

I wanna see some Martian fish. Why is it so hard to see any life forms outside earth? Not expecting much. Maybe some amoeba or plankton like creature...why 8 million species on earth evolved out of nothing but absolutely zero species elsewhere??

[@BasicPoke]

This story is a nothing-burger. There may be water 10 km underground on Mars.

[@robertallan6373]

It will never happen.

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

Russians dug a hole that deep. Took 30 years. And that was here, Earth. Never happen on Mars.

[@0xmoo]

@@outlawbillionairez9780 200 years ago if you told me about a mobile phone i''d call you a r3tard

[@AhmadHSG]

😅

[@guitarstella1]

money wouldve been better spent funding water companys here on earth

[@0xmoo]

Plenty of money to go around, the problem is it's badly given out. Space exploration should be funded much more than it is, so much of our technology we use on earth was from experiments in space and understanding physics and life better. If we wanna progress as a species then space exploration has to happen.

[@h.r.hufnstuf4171]

hahah there is always someone

[@pugowner1347]

We've only drilled 12.25 km into the earth because of heat and rock density. We wouldn't be able to reach the water on Mars.

[@davannaleah]

If you hope and wish for something hard enough, maybe it will come true?.... Peter Pan stuff

[@willardmcgriff7448]

Boring 😎