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Isaac Schultz, Adam Kovac, Passant Rabie, Margherita Bassi
02/25/2025 05:05:34 PM

A new theory suggests that mars' red coloration may originate from hydrated iron oxides, challenging previous beliefs about its geological evolution. The findings were developed by a team from esa and nasa, using laboratory simulations to analyze Martian dust.

Science Scientists Challenge Long-Held Theory on Why Mars Is Red
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The Red Planet's coloration and geological history are being re-evaluated by scientists.

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nasa scientists are involved in the new research about mars' color.

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esa scientists collaborated on challenging the long-held theory about mars' redness.

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Lead author of the study describing the findings on Martian dust.

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esa’s Trace Gas Orbiter and mars Express project scientist, involved in the research discussion.