• Question: Is there a difference between the water on Mars and the water on Earth? If so, what is different?

    Asked by rebeccakbylhy to Rochelle, Michaela, Camilla, Beth, Adrian on 26 Jan 2016.
    • Photo: Adrianos Golemis

      Adrianos Golemis answered on 26 Jan 2016:

      Probably there is no difference. They are both made of the same atoms and have the same properties. Water in Mars is found on frozen form only today, but we recently discovered that the conditions for liquid water did exist on the Red Planet in the past. So maybe Mars even had rivers once. In any case, the water seems to be quite the same as far as we know!

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