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[[File:Water_equivalent_hydrogen_abundance_in_the_lower_latitudes_of_Mars_01.jpg|alt=|left|frame|Water abundance from the Mars Odyssey Neutron spectrometer]]
 
[[File:Water equivalent hydrogen abundance in the lower latitudes of Mars 01.jpg|alt=|left|frame|Water equivalent hydrogen abundance in the lower latitudes of Mars from the Mars Odyssey Neutron spectrometer]]

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This map shows the estimated lower limit of the water content of the upper meter of Martian soil. The estimates are derived from the hydrogen abundance measured by the neutron spectrometer component of the gamma ray spectrometer suite on NASA's Mars Odyssey spacecraft.

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Water equivalent hydrogen abundance in the lower latitudes of Mars from the Mars Odyssey Neutron spectrometer