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SpaceUC Berkeley and NASA prepare twin satellites — could rewrite what we know about Mars

Mars does not have a protective magnetic field like Earth. Instead, it has scattered pockets of magnetized crust that create a patchwork of small magnetic shelters.

Joseph Shavit
SpaceCould humans build floating cities on Venus?Joseph Shavit
SpaceStrange new mineral found on Mars points to past potential for lifeJoseph Shavit
SpaceNASA rover discovery suggests Mars once hosted microbial lifeJoshua Shavit
SpaceMars glaciers found to be 80% ice – could fuel future human settlements
SpaceNew study finds life could survive under the surface of Mars and other planets
SpaceWhy Mars became a desert while Earth stayed alive
SpaceScientists develop new process to build homes on Mars using fungi and bacteria
SpaceScientists may have found the right location to begin living on Mars
SpaceFirst direct evidence of how Mars lost its thick atmosphere and water
SpaceNew study finds ancient Mars likely had rainfall, snow and flowing rivers
DiscoveriesNASA researchers discover what happened to Mars’ water
SpaceScientists find significant amounts of water hidden beneath Mars’ surface
SpaceMars rover reveals a watery and possibly life-supporting past
SpaceCuriosity rover reveals ancient carbon cycle on Mars
SpaceToxic Martian dust could threaten astronaut health on future Mars missions
SpaceMassive Martian ice deposit could flood entire planet under 9 feet of water
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