Gruesome reality of Elon Musk's Mars plan as expert reveals horrifying toll on human body ⊖
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Elon Musk believes Mars can be settled by 2050, but a Rice University professor's new book reveals the many biological challenges humans would face trying to colonize the Red Planet.
6 months ago
NASA discovery sparks life on Mars claims ○
NASA's rover on Mars has made an 'amazing' discovery that has sparked fresh claims about life on the Red Planet.
10 months ago
NASA scientists are BAFFLED after spotting a mysterious 'Skull Hill' on Mars ○
NASA's Perseverance rover has spotted a mysterious rock on the Red Planet, which the space agency has named 'Skull Hill'.
Life on Mars WAS possible! Scientists say carbon residue in the Red Planet's rocks show it was habitable billions of years ago ○
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Scientists have found carbon residue in Martian rocks, indicating that an ancient carbon cycle existed. It means Mars was likely once warm enough to sustain life.
Mysterious Mars structures discovered by NASA 'prove there was life on the Red Planet' ○
In most photos, the surface of Mars looks like an empty red wasteland. But if you look a bit closer, the remnants of an ancient alien civilization begin to take shape.
11 months ago
Mysterious 'Tic Tac UFO' spotted on Mars in NASA photo ○
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An image snapped by NASA's Mars rover has sparked theories of aliens on the Red Planet. The photo shows what many have claimed is a 'Tic Tac UFO.'
13 months ago
Who owns Mars? As Donald Trump vows to plant an American flag on the Red Planet, scientists reveal why an interstellar inauguration is off the cards ○
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Donald Trump has claimed that it is America's 'manifest destiny' to expand to Mars. So, could the Red Planet really become the 51st state?
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