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Dwarf Planet Ceres May Have Been an Ocean World

Ceres' Craters Have Traces of Salty Liquid

Medicine & Technology Aug 11, 2020

NASA scientists confirm the presence of liquid water on the icy, Pluto-like dwarf planet Ceres. The planet's craters have bright spots full of evidence that water evaporated from beneath the surface, leaving salt residues.

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Ceres' Craters Have Traces of Salty Liquid

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