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German Scientist Claims NASA's Viking Program Accidentally Destroyed Life on Mars 50 Years Ago
NASA’s Viking Project led to the United States’ first safe landing of a spacecraft on the surface of Mars. Click to read more.
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2022 SF289: 600-Foot Asteroid Detected Near Earth After Hidden for a Year
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China Plans to Bring Zebrafish to Space
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