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Un Marte más húmedo y joven emergiendo.

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La evidencia reciente sugiere que el agua todavía puede estar presente en Marte. Los análisis de los meteoritos marcianos y las imágenes de Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) revelan signos de actividad acuática reciente, posiblemente en curso.

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Ciencias planetarias Ciencias planetarias.
Geología Geología Geología.
Astrobiología Astrobiología.

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Históricamente, la presencia de agua líquida en Marte ha sido considerada improbable en tiempos geológicos recientes.
Los nuevos datos de los meteoritos marcianos y la misión Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) desafían esta creencia de larga data.
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