Surprising new studies show that the previous water volume of one of Mars’s oceans may have been much higher than what was once thought.  The new theory is based on an estimate of not just a standard water molecule H2O presence in the atmosphere but calculating for a different HDO  (heavy water).  By using super powerful telescopes over a 72 month period, the researchers observed and calculated in their equations new mapping factoring the HDO into account.  By observing the evaporation rates altered for a larger percentage of HDO, they concluded Mars may have lost a lot larger amount of water than scientists previously estimated.  Does this sound right?

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