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Calgary scientists studying Mars soil for signs it supported lifeThe Canadian Space Agency, as part of the NASA-led Mars Science Laboratory mission, is funding the three-year study to determine whether Mars was ever capable of supporting life..ScienceSep 1, 2022
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How can parents keep their daughters interested in STEM? Encourage curiosityYouth Science Canada and Engineers Canada are pushing to get more girls interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and keep them interested past high school.FeaturesMay 18, 2021
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Alan Cross: Music on Mars and how it got thereIs there life on Mars? We're not sure yet, but there's certainly music up there.CommentaryDec 2, 2018
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Explore Mars in this 360° view from Curiosity roverIf you've ever wondered what it would be like standing on Mars, NASA is giving you the opportunity.ScienceApr 28, 2016
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Mars Curiosity rover snaps another stunning hi-def selfieMany people loathe selfies, but when you see one that was taken from 200 million kilometres away, you can't help but be impressed.ScienceFeb 1, 2016
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Life on Mars? Man claims to have found mouse on red planetWhile we may not have found any "little green men" on Mars, one man thinks he's found a mouse.ScienceNov 26, 2015
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Take a trip to Mars — virtuallyWhile you may not be brave enough to sign up for a one-way trip to Mars, take heart, would-be astronauts: there's a way you can tour the red planet from the comfort of your own home.ScienceAug 6, 2015
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Mars may have liquid water — at nightScientists have known for a long time that there is frozen water on Mars. But a new study suggests that water could also exist on Mars in liquid form.ScienceApr 14, 2015
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Curiosity rover detects nitrogen, supports research that Mars was once habitableThe Mars rover Curiosity has found yet more supporting evidence that the red planet was once habitable.ScienceMar 25, 2015
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Curiosity findings suggest Mars crater once home to long-lasting lakeMars had water, this much is for certain, but now new data suggests that it may have occurred over cycles that lasted millions of years.ScienceDec 8, 2014
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