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How does the closest planet to the Sun, with a surface that hits 430 degrees at noon, hold on to billions of tonnes of ice that never melt?

The scorched planet harbors a frozen secret in the shadows of its polar craters, where ice persists...

SCIENCE July 25, 2026

How does the closest planet to the Sun, with a surface that hits 430 degrees at noon, hold on to billions of tonnes of ice that never melt?

The scorched planet harbors a frozen secret in the shadows of its polar craters, where ice persists in perpetual darkness while the surface beside it...

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The scorched planet harbors a frozen secret in the shadows of its polar craters, where ice persists in perpetual darkness while the surface beside it...

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