Mars
NASA: Curiosity Reveals Mars Has More Oxygen In the Past, Red Planet Similar to Earth
NASA's Curiosity rover has unearthed high levels of manganese oxide deposits in rocks found on Mars, which gives a bigger possiblity that the Red Planet could have looked like Earth in the past.
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