Tags: The Red Planet

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Ancient Mars May Have Been Able To Support Alien Life After Massive Bombardment

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NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Celebrates 10 Years Of Discovery [VIDEO]

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Mars Got A Facelift During a Cataclysmic Volcanic Event That Altered The Planet

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Ancient Alien Life On Mars? Evidence In Deepest Basins Points To Ancient Martian Life (PHOTO)

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NASA's Curiosity Rover Confirms Ancient Lakes On Mars (PHOTOS)

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Alien Life On Mars? NASA's MRO Has Detected Glass Deposits In Impact Craters On Red Planet, Could Signal Signs Of Life, Study Says

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Mars Has Liquid Water? Mars Curiosity Rover Says 'Yes,' New Paper Says (PHOTOS)

Science/Health

Alien Life on Mars: Scars Created by Curiosity Impact Healing Inconsistently, Affects Search for Microbial Life (GIF)

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Mars: Primitive Ocean Once Held More Water Than Arctic Ocean, but that Water has been Lost to Space, Says NASA

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