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Rover curiosity Mars is gray rock

Ken Kovacs

Words explaining that the surface of Mars is truely GREY.  Not Red as we think.  NASA's rover Curiosity was digging in the surface.  It took many samples.  The rover studied the rocks.   It came done to the chemical breakdown of the soil.  Mars had similar minerals like Earth. There were clues of habittable environments.   Ancient networks of stream channels.  There is clay minerals that is an element of fresh water.

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