Topic: Planetary Science Institute
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Mars may have been habitable underground, new research suggests
Evidence from an ancient meteor strike on Mars indicates the presence of liquid water at some point in the Red Planet's ancient past.
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Is the moon radioactive? Lunar map shows low amounts of uranium.
Uranium on the moon: A new moon map might dash hopes for those who want to build a lunar nuclear power plant, but may also offer clues to the moon's formation.
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Did Mars once have oceans? New evidence says yes.
Sedimentary deposits suggest that Mars was once covered with seas and lakes of liquid water some 4.5 billion and 3.5 billion years ago.
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