I've seen this episode of doctor who.
Do not use that water, do not drink it, don't use it for growing food, just stay as far away from it as possible.
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did I hear a rock and stone?
Rock and stone to the bone!
What I'm worried about is that all of these reports kinda seem so "untrustworthy", it seems to me.
Like, would you trust it with your life that whatever was found in these mars quakes was actually water? Maybe some scientist made some mistake in their evaluation, after all these questions are complicated.
If we settle mars, we need a much more reliable source of water; one that there is no doubt about; and one that we can easily trust with our lives, our very survival.
I know what we can do with all those single-use plastic straws!