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Evidence is growing that Mars, now cold and dry, had liquid water running on its surface much more recently than previously thought.

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From dodging space debris to welcoming the first-ever fully private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, SpaceX’s Crew-3 mission had a very eventful six months off Earth.

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Liquid water once shaped the rock inside a meteorite from Mars, but likely did not support any microbial life, a new study finds.

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