Environment
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Journey to the World’s Highest Active Volcano Unearths Clues of Life on other Planets
While our home planet Earth is so far the only place known to have been inhabited by living things, it also has its extreme environments which resemble what it could have been like on other planets. On the boundary between Chile and Argentina is the world's highest active stratovolcano, Nevado Ojos del Salado.
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