Is it possible for Mars to migrate to Mars if it finds the deep glacier?

January 13 news, Mars found deep ice, meaning is expected to migrate to Mars? Scientists have been exploring whether any planet other than Earth has any signs of life and whether it is suitable for human existence as the Earth. Now it is surprising to many people that a deep glacier is found on Mars. Of course, everyone's question is also raised: Does this mean that we are expected to move to Mars?

Water is one of the necessary conditions for the survival of life. Now it is no longer a mere imagination to go to Mars. The researchers said on the 11th that the deep glaciers found on Mars help the outside world understand how much water can be made on Mars and the exact location.

A study published in the journal Science in the United States said that while ice has always been known on Mars, a complete understanding of its depth and location is crucial to future human explorers.

According to reports, Shane Byrne, co-author of the study at the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory at the University of Arizona, said: "Basically, astronauts can bring buckets and shovels there ), Get the water they need. "

A total of eight glaciers were eroded exposed, some shallow to only 1 meter below the earth's surface, and some as deep as 100 meters or deeper.

The study said these underground cliffs or steep slopes appear to be "near pure ice."

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) launched in 2005 sends back images and data to help scientists discover glaciers on Mars.

The first time a detector discovered water on Mars, it was published in the 2010 US Journal of Science.