Post number #107336, ID: c63d63
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there's ice in the polar regions.
so maybe.
Post number #107451, ID: db7b5e
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Probably. I somehow think there is. Or maybe even not though. From what I have seen around, it seems that Mars, even during its most glorious time of fertility - around 3 billion years ago - didn't have much of an atmosphere and a magnetic field, both crucial to stop UV radiation. The Earth as well developed its UV atmospheric shield around 2.5 billion years ago, when the first photosynthesis organisms showed up and started to spew out oxygen, which then formed the ozone layer.
Post number #107955, ID: 41e7c4
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Yeah me nigga
Post number #107957, ID: 245893
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We could try planting some plants there and if we'd be able to clone or create Water (H²O) it'd be interesting to see what would develop
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