Mars
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Earth's Microorganisms Could Potentially Contaminate Mars
Scientists are worried about Mars invaders of a different kind. These newly feared foes come in the form of microorganisms from Earth, and new research shows that they could potentially contaminate the Red Planet should we ever successfully make the trek there.
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Evidence Mars Once Boasted a Thick Atmosphere Presented in Two New Studies
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Evidence of Ancient Ocean on Mars Identfied
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Mars Curiosity Rover Reaches 1 Kilometer Mark
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NASA's 2020 Mars Should Hunt Down Signs of Past Life: A Report
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Mars Rover Captures Video of Martian Moonrise [VIDEO]
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Armchair Astronomers Rejoice, NASA Posts First Image of Mars Containing Over 1 Billion Pixels
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Mars' Atmosphere Boasted Oxygen Long Before Earth's: A Study
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Temperatures on Mars Peak Twice a Day: A Study
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Dry-Ice Sled Tracks Identified on Mars [VIDEO]
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Ahh Rats! NASA Captures 'Rat' on Mars, Has Own Twitter Account
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Mars Voyagers Warned They Face Lifetime Limit of Radiation Exposure: NASA
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Russia's "Space Ark" Returns to Earth With Fewer Critters Than it Left With
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