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A Martian Romance by Kim Stanley Robinson:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"Our breath-taking cover story by multiple Hugo and Nebula-award winner, Kim Stanley Robinson, is a bittersweet coda to the author's romance with the fourth planet. Red Mars, Green Mars, and Blue Mars have become white Mars. Although blue Mars has frozen, old friends who were first introduced in "Green Mars" (Asimov's, September 1985), and vibrant new adventurers, embark on a voyage of discovery across an ice-swept Martian vista."

('A Martian Romance' by Kim Stanley Robinson)
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Martian Iceboat When the open water on your planet has frozen all the way to the bottom, you need to travel on ice.
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