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Area on Mars That Was Likely Favorable to Life Millions of Years Ago Discovered by Scientists

The researchers suggest that the area they identified “records a long history of flowing water” starting about 3.8 billion years ago and ending around 2.5. 29.06.2022, Sputnik International

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Martian Soil Indicates Red Planet Could Establish Human Colonies in the Future

Humans could establish colonies on Mars as soil on the red planet indicates habitable conditions. Evidence comes from Martian soil that human colonies could live on one area on the red planet.

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Life on Mars? Research Finds that Martian Soil Could Be Habitable

Is there life on Mars? New research suggests that Martian soil could have been conducive to living! As SpaceX looks forward to sending humans to Mars in the future, the question that keeps intriguing the space community until today is if there's life on Mars? Is there something hidden in our planetary neighbor? (Photo : Planetary Science Institute/ YouTube Channel via Screenshot) These questions could somehow be resolved as new research suggests that one specific part of the red planet could have been habitable for life across billions of years.

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Signs in Martian Soil Point to Habitable Conditions For Life Over a Long Period

Is there life on Mars? Has there ever been? It s one of the biggest questions we have about our planetary neighbor; now, research points to one particular part of the red planet that could have been able to harbor life several times across billions

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