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Mars might’ve once had a thick, warm, Earth-like atmosphere billions of years ago—enough to sustain liquid water for long stretches. New data from missions reveals clues in rock chemistry, hinting at a far more habitable past than we imagined. While it doesn’t prove life existed, it dramatically reshapes our view of the Red Planet as a dynamic world with potential for biology. Scientists are now racing to decode how and why Mars lost its atmosphere, pushing us closer to understanding planetary evolution—and our place in the cosmos.

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