On Earth, where the water table in most places is much closer to the surface, the same process typically takes just a few days. The results were published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.

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The process is hence essential to regulate the temperature of the planet, maintain the climatic cycle, and sustain life, which is why, the Earth is composed of over 71% water.

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