Mars
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High School Student Proposes Two Tricks to Grow Plants on Mars
Wish to cultivate plants on Mars? An effort by a high school student uncovers two Red Planet hacks. Alfalfa plants and photosynthetic bacteria may help make Martian soil and water suitable for farming, according to research conducted by a then-high school sophomore. Normally, the soil and water on Mars are too harsh for crops to flourish.
Latest Research Articles
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Radiation on Mars Makes Any Signs of Life Likely Buried 6 Feet Under
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Ancient Mars: ESA Finds Unknown Crater Left by Impacts from Space Rocks Billions of Years Ago
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ESA’s Mars Express Orbiter Captures Giant ‘Claw Marks’ on Mars’ Surface
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New Experiments Revealed How Mars Lost Its Oceans Due to a Change in Magnetic Field
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Curiosity Detects Carbon Signature That May Indicate Biological Activity in Mars
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How an Extremely Hostile Volcanic Lake Could Have Supported Life on Mars
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NASA Tracks 2 Explorers from Antarctica to Learn More on Surviving a Trip to Mars
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Ice Needles May be the Key to Unlock Mysterious Stone Pattern on Earth and Mars
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Martian Noises: Perseverance Rover Recorded Sounds from Mars
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Signs of Sustained Water Interaction Found in Mars' Jezero Crater
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Study Claims Photosynthesis Can Possibly Happen in Venus: Is This a Sign of Life?
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Size Matters: Mars May Be Too Small to Support Life, Says New Study