Life on Mars
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Mega Tsunamis Rocked Mars Oceans Billions of Years AgoBy Charles Q. Choi Published
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Mars Life Hunt: Could Basin Host Remains of an Ancient Biosphere?By Nola Taylor Tillman Published
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Fungi Survive Mars-Like Conditions On Space StationBy Mike Wall Published
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Sorry, E.T.: The Aliens May All Be DeadBy Mike Wall Published
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Could Liquid Lakes Form on Mars Today?A sudden spurt of liquid water on Mars could potentially create deep lakes today, new research suggests.
By Nola Taylor Tillman Published
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Mars H2O: How Scientists Discovered Salty Water on the Red PlanetHow, exactly, were scientists able to prove that briny water can be found on Mars?
By Elizabeth Howell Published
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Lush Oasis to Arid Desert: How Our View of Mars Has ChangedThe dusty-red sphere now called Mars has fascinated stargazers since the dawn of humanity, but Earthlings' view of the planet has changed drastically over the years.
By Laura Geggel Published
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Why Is Water So Essential for Life?Scientists recently announced they had discovered flowing water on Mars, boosting the odds of extraterrestrial life, but why is water so essential to life in the first place?
By Tia Ghose Published
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Salty Water Flows on Mars Today, Boosting Odds for LifeThe enigmatic dark streaks called recurring slope lineae (RSL) that appear seasonally on steep, relatively warm Martian slopes are probably caused by salty liquid water, researchers said.
By Mike Wall Published
