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Signs of Sustained Water Interaction Found in Mars' Jezero Crater
Since landing at Jezero crater on Mars in February, the Perseverance rover and its team of scientists on Earth have been hard at work examining the crater's bottom, which previously housed an old lake. Perseverance and the Mars 2020 mission are searching for indications of ancient life on Mars and building a sample cache that may be returned to Earth for further analysis.
Latest Research Articles
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At Least 6 Dead as Brazil Suffers From Powerful Sandstorms Due to Severe Drought
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UK Public Now Consume Less Meat to Improve Food Sustainability
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During Deep Sea Dive, Scientists Spot Alien-Like Squid That Dwells on the Deepest Parts of the Ocean
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Invasive Mosquito Species That Aggressively Bite Humans Are Suddenly Increasing in SoCal
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No Vaccine, No Organ! Unvaccinated Patients Denied Organ Transplants in US Hospital
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Scientists Confirm a Strange Space Rock as a Very Rare Hybrid of Comet And Asteroid
Giant Murder Hornets are Killing Honeybees as they Invade North America
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Study Shows a Prehistoric Climate Driven Mass Extinction that Nobody Knows About
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North Dakota Megadrought is Endangering Vegetation and Hurting Ranchers
Is Pluto Slowly Losing its Atmosphere? Dwarf Planet Loses Gas as it Moves Farther From the Sun
'Chief Dragon’ Dinosaur: Oldest Meat-Eating Dinosaur Was Actually the Size of a Chicken
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Remnants of Ancient Dinosaur DNA Discovered in 125-Million-Year-Old Fossil