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N Asa's chief scientist tells Laurence Bergreen what actually means a newly discovered Martian "lake" for the red planet
There is no nothing new under the sun. Even with the announcement last week of the discovery of underground water on the red planet, one way or another, we have been here before.
"The water on Mars is not a new idea," says James B Garvin, chief scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center near Washington, DC. Fervent "Marsiste" for his entire career, he reminds me that our planetary neighbor has long been considered a desiccated desert where oceans there may be ancient shorelines … until 2008, when the sea was over. NASA's Phoenix lander has detected a layer of water ….
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