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Nasa has just announced that there is, indeed, water (in the form of ice) on Mars.
Water, in the form of small waterfalls, pools and fountains was an integral part of many of the landscapes.
"In the example of a McDonald's hamburger, the patty loses water in the form of steam during the cooking process.
The recent discovery that there is water (in the form of ice and vapor) on the moon could mean we are tantalizingly close to discovering extraterrestrial life.
For the hour-long ride, St. Aubyn brought water, in the form of a glass bottle of Acqua Panna, and two glass tumblers.
Pyroxenes contain no essential water in the form of hydroxyls in their structure, whereas amphiboles are considered to be hydrous silicates.
Of all the various factors affecting viscosity, water, in the form of hydroxyl ions or molecular water, lowers viscosity the most.
Sprinklers range from those that apply water in the form of a mist to those that apply an inch or more per hour.
Methanol will react with water in the form of steam to make hydrogen and carbon dioxide a process known as steam reformation.
Southeast Asia's landscape is characterized by three intermingled physical elements: mountain ranges, plains and plateaus, and water in the form of both shallow seas and extensive drainage systems.
Yet nine months ago, large areas of the very states in question were blanketed with water, in the form of snow.
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