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By directing energy beams at tiny crystals found in a Martian meteorite, geologists have proven that the most common group of meteorites from Mars is almost four billion years younger than many scientists had believed -- resolving a long-standing puzzle in Martian science and painting a much clearer picture of the Red Planet's evolution that can now be compared to that of habitable Earth.![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sJrVVdbGbqi33h6IrAEj-oW4lExMrIKTUwA_G_bre-W1fxHysm7RYzsWfJk-wx20uSDGjXIx39Or2rn0hwl6hrgsZ5CiHN44fj20RTQFjQ4NS3XwcUDx849i40Ef_gO76aN8Go1c3a435ka1ODrInpGM6cQWGdWeOvnw=s0-d)
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By directing energy beams at tiny crystals found in a Martian meteorite, geologists have proven that the most common group of meteorites from Mars is almost four billion years younger than many scientists had believed -- resolving a long-standing puzzle in Martian science and painting a much clearer picture of the Red Planet's evolution that can now be compared to that of habitable Earth.
via Science Daily
Zazzle Space Exploration market place
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