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NASA Mars orbiter finds water flowed on Red Planet longer than thought

Two scientists studying data from NASAs Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter found signs of liquid water on the Red Planet as recently as 2 billion to 2.5 billion years ago, meaning water flowed there about a billion years longer than previous estimates.
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Water flowed on Mars about a billion years longer than previous estimates: NASA

NASA has found evidence that water flowed on Mars about a billion years longer than previous estimates. The new research from the US space agency reveals signs of liquid water on the Red Planet as recently as 2 billion to 2.5 billion years ago. Previously, it was believed that Mars rippled with rivers and ponds 3 billion years ago.ย 
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NASA's Mars orbiter finds water flowed on Red Planet longer than thought

It is commonly believed that water on Mars evaporated about 3 billion years ago.But two scientists studying data from NASAs Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter found signs of liquid water on the Red Planet as recently as 2 billion to 2.5 billion years ...
United States Ellen Leask Bethany Ehlmann Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory California Institute Of Technology Caltech Reconnaissance Orbiter

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NASA's Mars orbiter finds water flowed on Red Planet longer than thought

Washington, January 27 It is commonly believed that water on Mars evaporated about 3 billion years ago. But two scientists studying data from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter found signs of li
United States Ellen Leask Bethany Ehlmann Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory California Institute Of Technology Caltech Reconnaissance Orbiter

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