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Print Life might have begun in bodies of water on land, perhaps in craters similar to Canada’s Lake Manicouagan, formed by an ancient impact. Credit: Planet Observer, Universal Images Group and Alamy  Advertisement On 18 February next year, a NASA spacecraft will plummet through the Martian atmosphere, fire its retro-rockets to break its fall and then lower a six-wheeled rover named Perseverance to the surface. If all goes according to plan, the mission will land in Jezero Crater, a 45-ki...

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small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> baracks main parties say they have agreed on a power- sharing government at last, but there are major hiccups as parliament meets to approve the deal. the currency board at the top of the g-20 summit kicks off in seoul. are the u.s. and china acting selfishly, keeping their exports so cheap? >> the best thing the united states can do for the world economy is to grow. >> a powerful blast clai...

>> baracks main parties say they have agreed on a power- sharing government at last, but there are major hiccups as parliament meets to approve the deal. the currency board at the top of the g-20 summit kicks off in seoul. are the u.s. and china acting selfishly, keeping their exports so cheap? >> the best thing the united states can do for the world economy is to grow. >> a powerful blast claims at least 20 lives in pakistan. the police security center investigates the attacks. a warm...