Eh this is where WW 2 gets complicated . The Finns aligned with the Germans but not officially allied with them because they couldnt stop the Soviets on their own . Sort of like a enemy of my enemy situation , helping a monster regime fighting another monster regime <| sep |> Gotta have a huge farm <| sep |> Yeah . Trippy . You can get caught in the endless loop ! !!!<| sep |> A 2 resident here . Never attended a single game to tell you because it is ridiculously far away to even consider fighting rush hour traffic . I look forward to finally being able to support another Detroit team . <| sep |> The deposits look fairly young and not entirely stable . They appear to have undergone a lot of deflation i . e . erosion there ' s entire chunks of it that have disappeared without a trace ! It ' s also taller in some areas than others , and there ' s geologic evidence to show it used to be taller and wider in the past than it is now . Because of its weird erosional state , it ' s hard to pinpoint an exact age . Usually planetary scientists use crater counting to date things . But that ' s hard on a surface like this one . By superposition we can say it ' s the youngest thing in the area , since it sits on top everything else . And because it ' s icy , we can presume it came from a recent ice age , which occur on 105 year cycles . But knowing its exact age is hard A similar deposit has been found in Arcadia Planitia , and they came up with an age on the order of 10 ' s of millions of years . I wouldn ' t be surprised if the Utopia deposit , because of its similar morphological and radar properties , were from a similar time .