2020年9月28日、MARSISの発見は、新しいデータを使用し、新しい手法ですべてのデータを再解析することによって裏付けられました。これらの新しいレーダー調査では、火星にさらに3つの氷底湖が存在する可能性が報告されています。これらはすべて、南極の氷冠の下1.5 km (0.93 mi)にあります。最初に発見された最大の湖の大きさは、幅30 km (19 mi)に修正されました。この湖は、それぞれ数キロメートル幅の3つの小さな湖に囲まれています。[ 228 ]
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Head, J., et al. 2023. GEOLOGICAL AND CLIMATE HISTORY OF MARS: IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL WARM AND WET CLIMATE 'FALSE POSITIVES'. 54th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2023 (LPI Contrib. No. 2806). 1731.pdf
Water on Mars - James Secosky - 2021 Mars Society Virtual Convention -- Tells where water was and where ice is today on Mars (34 minutes)
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