Titlebook: Water on Mars and Life; Tetsuya Tokano Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 Habitat.Reservoir.astrobiology.cold region hydrolo

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7 Ground Ice in the Martian Regolith,ed in formation of the global permafrost shell - cryolithosphere. In accordance with the modern thermal regime of the Martian surface and the reasonable values of the planet’s heat flow, the thickness of the cryolithosphere may approach 1-2 km in the equatorial zone and 5-6 km in the polar regions.

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12 Microbial Life in Brines, Evaporites and Saline Sediments: The Search for Life on Mars, forming evaporite deposits. The brines and evaporites form a highly saline environment that is hostile to most life forms, but provides an ideal habitat for organisms that are osmophilic, or halophilic. Halophiles are salt “l(fā)oving” organisms that inhabit environments with salt concentrations rangin

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10 Ancient and Recent Lakes on Mars,how that Mars habitability potential was higher during the first 500 Ma of its history. Rivers and lakes, possibly an ocean, started to decline around 3.5 Ga. There is evidence that they may have occurred again in later geological periods but episodically and as lower magnitude events, their formati

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11 Impact Craters, Water and Microbial Life,r in a number of ways including: 1) circulation of water into hydrothermal systems, 2) ponding of water in the hydrologic depression of the crater. This ponding can occur because of excavation below the water table, filling of the crater by rivers that breach the crater rim, penetration of deep, con