The Cold Mars Paradox. Where is the water from?

We know how mars lost its liquid water. But we have no idea how water was liquid for at least 1 billion years.
Useful links, sources and additional info:
Faint young Sun paradox - www.britannica.com/science/cl...
A Solution to the Faint-Sun Paradox - www.quantamagazine.org/the-su...
Did our ancient sun go on a diet?www.science.org/content/artic...
Why Early Earth Didn't Freeze Over Still a Mystery www.livescience.com/18838-fai...
Water on Mars may have flowed for a billion years longer than thought - Water on Mars - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_o...
www.space.com/mars-water-flow...
And even longer - www.space.com/mars-water-more...
Equatorial Mars is surprisingly dry - www.space.com/mars-insight-la...
Mars Used to Have Water, But We Can't Explain How - www.planetary.org/articles/ma...
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[@kirinvincible3377]

Guys... Anything! I love your channel! I was sub for russian Other History and unsub cause wanted less russian stuff in feed. Your translations are good and topics are cool! C'mon guys do all things you want!

[@kaiya7942]

I really loved your James Webb vids as you talk about stuff no one else does and does not seem clickbait/fake. And was what made me subscribe. Though I totally understand getting those images and analysis takes forever so it may not even be available as far as I know.
Maybe do a video on Europa. Although there's already tons of vids on that, it is probably the most hyped mission for me as I feel like it's the most likely place in the solar system to have living life if there is some in our "backyard".
Another idea I have is maybe doing a somewhat in depth video of interstellar space (as most voyager videos brush past it usually), and entertaining ideas about it, like Rouge planets or something?
One more idea is most likely spots life can exist in solar system and/or exoplanets near Earth too.
My last idea is doing a video about the amount of satellites on Earth as I remember reading it is starting to get a bit congested and the need for laws to prevent a scenario of nothing being able to leave the planet.
I'm honestly not really a space guy so those are really the only things I can think of. Which are pretty general and already videos about, with equally much clickbait and bs

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@@kaiya7942 Thank you very much sir. Nice suggestions. Right now, we are digging new JWST photos but soon, i think Europe looks very nice.

[@aberdeenkiko]

Here's the 'standing egg' explanation for the current planet Earths watery surface and the planet Mars forsome watery subsoil:
Both Earth and Mars initially formed by stellar material accretion & stellar gas coalition at the same time; meanwhile orbiting around the back then supa-young brown-dwarf-star wannabe later called as Jupiter. Also ameanwhile slightly before the Sol, was even fully forged & formed; during the main accretion & coalition that was happening at the solar system center.
Then both Earth and Mars, just had to go around the shadowy side of Jupiter, to collect alot icy water stellar material until the Sol finally got its arc-reactor going.
After that, Saturn that was yet orbiting too close to Jupiter; dove momentanely inside Jupiters Moons, skip passing Jupiter by a 'monkeys dick' length; although swinging 'Venus' (Jupiter's former inner Moon, and currently older sister of 'Io'); 'Earth' and 'Mars' as well; towards the inner orbital region of the solar system. Being that Jupiter in return; ate a few of Saturn's Moons and also ejected 'Eris' from Saturn's orbit towards even behind Neptune's orbit.
And that's how: the former Jupiter's mid orbital path "fattier" moon; got its own independent orbit around the Sol and also got promoted to become known as a Planet instead. A planet (former moon), that had an History so far, that: gave it a wide diversity of gases and minerals; that nowadays the so called Humans, are trying to make a use of it: towards de-terraforming the unique planet Earth; just because they cant find a way out of their caveman mindset, in order to just be responsible, cooperative and cohesive.