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Mars Perseverance rover finds organic molecules that could indicate life

New findings could indicate an environment hospitable for life was once on the Red Planet, but more research is needed.

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Mars: a large amount of water could be trapped on the planet

Mars: a large amount of water could be trapped on the planet
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Vast amount of water may be locked up on Mars

Experts suggest much of the water Mars once had is now locked up in minerals.

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Where did Mars s liquid water go? A new theory holds fresh clues

Oceans’ worth of ancient water may have been locked up in minerals in Mars's crust, increasing estimates for the total amount of that once flowed on the red planet.

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Mars: Vast amount of water may be locked up on planet

Experts suggest much of the water Mars once had is now contained in minerals.

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