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Older than 4.1 billion years: the meteorite that could reveal whether there was life on Mars
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October 31, 2026

Older than 4.1 billion years: the meteorite that could reveal whether there was life on Mars

The meteorite, discovered in the Sahara desert in Mali, may be the oldest among Martian rocks found on Earth. Its composition provides evidence that water seeped into the planet's crust billions of years ago, and strengthens the hypothesis that ancient Mars could have been suitable for life.

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