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Massive lake of water found beneath Mars’ south pole could host life

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Massive lake of water found beneath Mars’ south pole could host life

Data from the Mars Express satellite suggests there is a huge body of permanently liquid water under the surface of Mars, which could potentially host life

News

Viking lander

Space

Whoops! NASA burned best evidence for life on Mars 40 years ago

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The surface of Mars

Space

Mars could have been habitable 100 million years before Earth

News

spacewalk on lava

Space

The Habitat: Podcast power turns us into terraformers

Culture

spacewalk

Space

Team moon vs team Mars: the battle over the future of NASA

Insight

A simulated view of Opportunity rover on Mars

Space

NASA’s Opportunity rover is stuck in a huge dust storm on Mars

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Mars has complex organic material that may be from ancient life

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Mars has complex organic material that may be from ancient life

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Mars cartoon

Life

We need to grab some rocks from Mars – let's just get on with it

Comment

NASA is sending an autonomous helicopter to Mars in 2020

Space

NASA is sending an autonomous helicopter to Mars in 2020

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NASA sent a robot to the Red Planet to listen for marsquakes

Space

NASA sent a robot to the Red Planet to listen for marsquakes

Under a blanket of fog, NASA’s InSight lander and a pair of cubesats roared into space and set out on a mission to explore deep beneath the surface of Mars

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Space

Was SpaceX launch about progress in space, or just a giant ad?

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Space

Delicate solar panels of Martian lander are tested before launch

Regulars

Space

SpaceX's rocket test wasn't a complete success - but was close

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Space

7 things we thought were made by aliens, but weren't... probably

Features