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Curiosity rover finds key ingredient for past life on Mars
In those drill sites, Curiosity detected deposits containing an iron carbonate material called siderite. According to Ben Tutolo, a University of Calgary associate professor of Earth, Energy, and Environment Studies as well as a NASA Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover team, the data marks a major moment in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Mars Express captures images of Acheron Fossae, revealing the Red Planet’s split terrain—ancient cratered highlands and ...
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Mars May Have Experienced a Great Dying Event Similar to Earth'sLearn more about the Curiosity's carbonate discovery on Mars, and what it tells of about Mars' past and Earth's future.
The answer to whether aliens really do exist could be a lot closer than we think thanks to our celestial neighbour, Mars. The ...
K2-18b, an exoplanet 120 light-years away, may be the best hope to confirm that life exists beyond Earth. Here's what to know.
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Mars' Liquid Core May Have Once Powered Only Half of its Magnetic FieldLearn about Mars' defunct magnetic field, which may have sustained life on the planet and covered only its southern ...
A British propulsion company is aiming to harness nuclear fusion and drastically cut travel times to far off places in space.
In an experiment simulating harsh Martian conditions, including X-ray radiation, scientists discovered that certain lichens ...
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Mars and Earth: Parallels That Could Lead Us to Alien LifeMars and Earth may look worlds apart, but they share more in common than many realize. From ancient riverbeds to atmospheric ...
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