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Meteorite impacts show Mars’s crust is denser than we thought
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Bacteria could survive just under Mars's surface for 280 million years
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![Webb?s first images of Mars, captured by its NIRCam instrument Sept. 5, 2022 [Guaranteed Time Observation Program 1415]. Left: Reference map of the observed hemisphere of Mars from NASA and the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA). Top right: NIRCam image showing 2.1-micron (F212 filter) reflected sunlight, revealing surface features such as craters and dust layers. Bottom right: Simultaneous NIRCam image showing ~4.3-micron (F430M filter) emitted light that reveals temperature differences with latitude and time of day, as well as darkening of the Hellas Basin caused by atmospheric effects. The bright yellow area is just at the saturation limit of the detector](https://images.newscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/19132953/SEI_126060584.jpg)
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James Webb Space Telescope captures its first pictures of Mars
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The Perseverance rover is finding more and more organic matter on Mars
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NASA made enough oxygen on Mars to last an astronaut for 100 minutes
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Curiosity Mars rover gets 50 per cent speed boost from software update
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NASA's InSight Mars lander found surprisingly little underground ice
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