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Terra Sirenum (latin for "Sea of the Sirens") is a region located in the southern hemisphere of Mars (at 39.7 °S, 150 °W). Terra Sirenum covers a large landmass and at its longest extent spans 3900 km (2420 mi), approximating the distance from New York to Los Angeles.

Observation

Surveys by the Mars Global Surveyor, MOC instrument revealed evidence of liquid water "spurts" in this location in 2005.

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	'''Terra Sirenum''' (latin for "''Sea of the Sirens''") is a region located in the southern hemisphere of [[Mars]] (at 39.7 °S, 150 °W). Terra Sirenum covers a large landmass and at its longest extent ~~covers~~ 3900 km (2420 mi), approximating the distance from New York to Los Angeles.		'''Terra Sirenum''' (latin for "''Sea of the Sirens''") is a region located in the southern hemisphere of [[Mars]] (at 39.7 °S, 150 °W). Terra Sirenum covers a large landmass and at its longest extent spans 3900 km (2420 mi), approximating the distance from New York to Los Angeles.

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