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Flowing Water on Mars Seems Evident, Hard to Prove
Since 2011, scientists have been puzzling over possible water-related streaks seen on the surface of Mars. These recurring slope lineae (RSL) appear annually on steep slopes, such as crater walls, and could indicate the movement of water across the surface of the planet.
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