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Why Mars Dried Up: Scientists Uncover The 'Missing Link' To Its Lost Oceans
A regional dust storm on Mars may have played a significant role in the planet's water loss, pushing water vapor high into the atmosphere.
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Scientists Uncover "Rocket Storms" Speeding Up Water Loss on Mars
This finding suggests that Mars has been losing water year-round for billions of years, rather than just during specific seasons.
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Mars Loses Water Faster When Closer to the Sun, New Hubble and MAVEN Study Shows
Mars loses water faster when it is closest to the Sun, according to new data from the Hubble Space Telescope and NASA’s Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) mission. The rate of hydrogen loss in Mars' atmosphere increases significantly during perihelion, the point in its orbit closest to the Sun. This seasonal change has major implicati...
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NASA Believes It Can Put Humans On Mars Within 25 Years
Deadly radiation from the cosmos, potential vision loss, and atrophying bones are just some of the challenges scientists must overcome before any future astronaut can set foot on Mars, experts and top NASA officials said Tuesday.
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Violence Mars Argentina's World Cup Celebration
Riot police are firing tear gas and using water cannons to restrain a group of youth who are hurling rocks and vandalizing stores at a rally in Buenos Aires to celebrate Argentina's gutsy performance in a 1-0 loss to Germany in the World Cup finals.
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Why Mars Dried Up: Scientists Uncover The 'Missing Link' To Its Lost Oceans
A regional dust storm on Mars may have played a significant role in the planet's water loss, pushing water vapor high into the atmosphere.
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Scientists Uncover "Rocket Storms" Speeding Up Water Loss on Mars
This finding suggests that Mars has been losing water year-round for billions of years, rather than just during specific seasons.
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Mars Loses Water Faster When Closer to the Sun, New Hubble and MAVEN Study Shows
Mars loses water faster when it is closest to the Sun, according to new data from the Hubble Space Telescope and NASA’s Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) mission. The rate of hydrogen loss in Mars' atmosphere increases significantly during perihelion, the point in its orbit closest to the Sun. This seasonal change has major implicati...
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NASA Believes It Can Put Humans On Mars Within 25 Years
Deadly radiation from the cosmos, potential vision loss, and atrophying bones are just some of the challenges scientists must overcome before any future astronaut can set foot on Mars, experts and top NASA officials said Tuesday.
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Violence Mars Argentina's World Cup Celebration
Riot police are firing tear gas and using water cannons to restrain a group of youth who are hurling rocks and vandalizing stores at a rally in Buenos Aires to celebrate Argentina's gutsy performance in a 1-0 loss to Germany in the World Cup finals.
