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NASA found clues of life on Mars

NASA just found the “clearest sign” yet of ancient life on Mars

The search for life on Mars reached its most promising breakthrough yet after NASA revealed new findings of possible ancient aliens.

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Did NASA's Perseverance rover find signs of life on Mars? Here's what we know

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NASA says Mars rover found potential signs of ancient life

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NASA just dropped the most convincing evidence for ancient life on Mars

After years of roaming Mars, NASA's Perseverance rover saw spots on Mars rocks.

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Scientists detected a potential biosignature on Mars – an astrobiologist explains what these traces of life are, and how researchers figure out their source

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NASA Says This Martian Rock Holds Potential Signs of Life. Here’s What Must Happen Next

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Science news this week: NASA finds best evidence of life on Mars and and scientists invent visible time crystals

This, alongside the presence of organic compounds and evidence of water once flowing through the rocks, has gotten scientists seriously excited.

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Potential signs of ancient life found in Mars rock sampled by Perseverance

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Life on Mars? NASA's Stunning Discovery Is The Best Evidence Yet

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Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Detects Perseverance Rover During A Flight

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity seen flying during a fight. The Perseverance rover can be seen in the distance during the flight in an enhanced color image. Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: NASA

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See Mars Helicopter Ingenuity soar for 33rd and 32nd time in timelapses

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity recently completed a pair of flights. See the first imagery from flight 33 (Sept. 24) and a time-lapse from flight 32 (Sept. 18). Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy:

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Baby Pygmy Hippo’s Hilarious Underwater Swim-Along Wins the Internet

According to the Tanganyika Wildlife Park, pygmy hippos can typically stay underwater for three to six minutes on a single breath. While they are underwater, their eyes, ears, and nostrils close to prevent water from entering. Pygmy hippos usually spend 12-15 hours a day in the water.