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Curious Streak of Light Photographed on Mars is Probably a 'Cosmic Ray Hit'
A curious streak of light that appears to be emitted from the surface of Mars has caused a world of speculation, with some claiming it's a sign of life on Mars, and others suggesting the flare is merely a photographic glitch on one of NASA's Curiosity Mars rover's cameras.
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