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 During the 54th Lunar and Planetary Science Meeting that occurred in The Forests, Texas, researchers declared a notable revelation of a relict icy mass situated close to the equator of Mars. This icy mass is situated in Eastern Noctis Labyrinthus at facilitates 7° 33′ S, 93° 14′ W, and its revelation is a huge sign of the presence of surface water ice on Mars in late history, really near the equator. This finding additionally proposes the possible presence of ice at shallow profundities in the district, which could have essential ramifications for future human investigation.

The surface component distinguished as a "relict glacial mass" is one of some light-conditioned stores (LTDs) tracked down in the district. Normally, LTDs comprise mostly of light-hued sulfate salts, however this store likewise shows a significant number of the elements of an ice sheet, including precipice fields and moraine groups. The ice sheet is assessed to be 6 kilometers in length and as much as 4 kilometers wide, with a surface height going from +1.3 to +1.7 kilometers. This disclosure recommends that Mars' new history might have been surprisingly watery, which could have suggestions for figuring out the planet's tenability.