Geysers on Mars refer to the geological phenomena that involve the expulsion of gas and potentially other materials, such as water vapor, from beneath the Martian surface. One of the most notable areas where these features have been observed is in the region of the south pole of Mars, particularly in the form of "cryovolcanoes" or icy geysers. These geysers are thought to be associated with the planet's subsurface ice and the release of carbon dioxide or other volatile substances.
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