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Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home, Marcus Papp alongside Reggie Rizu on today's episode,

Water in Space. Exciting news from a celestial body and where it could be hiding. Plus, NASA's

Viper Rover may have a second chance, and on this day in history, the American tourist who kissed

Adolf Hitler. Coming up on cool stuff.

Well, for a story from Science Alert and author Michelle Starr, scientists have long been searching

for water on Mars and even had some success in locating the substance in its solid form,

with more than 5 million cubic kilometers of ice identified at or near the surface

in recent decades. But it's always been believed that more water likely existed, given some of

the geological features on the Red Planet surface, most notably dried out lake beds. Well,

that belief recently gained a whole lot of supporting evidence, as according to new analysis,

or rather a new analysis of seismic data collected by the Mars Insight Lander, which monitored

for about four years, there are literal oceans worth of liquid water hiding deep beneath

the surface, though we'd never be able to access it given the

depths that which said water resides. Now, to be clear, it's not like the insight drilled into

the surface to physically take pictures of this water, but rather huge reservoirs of liquid water

are the best explanation for the pattern seen within the aforementioned seismic data. And while the water is out of reach,

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