Earth's oceans contain 332 million cubic miles of water, but this is not the most water in the solar system; Mars has about 5% of Earth's water (frozen underground), Jupiter's moon Europa holds twice Earth's ocean volume under ice, and Ganymede contains 40 times more water than all of Earth's oceans combined.
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How Much Water Each Planet Has — Compared to Earth's Entire Ocean.Added:
Earth's oceans, 332 million cubic miles of water.
That's our baseline.
>> [music] >> Mars has water.
Almost all of it frozen and underground.
About 5% of what Earth has.
Europa, [music] Jupiter's moon, holds twice Earth's entire ocean under ice.
Ganymede [music] holds 40 times more water than every ocean on Earth combined.
The most water in the [music] solar system isn't on Earth. It never was.
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