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Red Rock Tumbler

23 Sep 2009, 02:31 UTC
Red Rock Tumbler
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Scientists may have a new explanation for why Mars is red. Previously, the red planet was thought to have received its characteristic color due to rocks rusting in water that once flooded the planet

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