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On Earth, water is found in all three "states", such as gas (water vapor), liquid and solid (ice).

On Mars, water exists as a gas and as a solid, but the evidence of the Mars Rovers indicate that liquid water was once plentiful there.

Water is only found as a gas on Venus.

We have very little knowledge of Mercury yet, but we do not expect to find any water at all there.

The gas giant planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune) may contain some ice crystals in a solid form, but we don't know for certain.

Jupiter's moon Europa probably has water ice, and may contain oceans of liquid water below the ice. No guarantees yet.

For the other moons of the outer planets, water ice may be plentiful, for example in Saturn's rings, but probably all as ice crystals.

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