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Vá! 3 billion years ago, Mars looked a lot like Iceland – TNW
More than three billion years ago, Mars was home to vast oceans, and a new study shows this world may have once looked familiar — especially to the residents of…
More than three billion years ago, Mars was home to vast oceans, and a new study shows this world may have once looked familiar especially to the residents of Iceland.
The Curiosity rover has been exploring Gale Crater on Mars since 2012. That region may have resembled modern Iceland, careful examination of the geology of Gale Crater reveals.
Curiosity has been examining mudstones for more than eight years. However, that analysis can not reveal climatic conditions upstream from the sample, where…
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