Mars
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Data collected by NASA’s now-defunct Mars InSight lander shows that the largest canyon system in the Solar System remains tectonically active. New research shows that a “marsquake” began 12-15 mi. beneath Valles Marineris due to rocks slipping along a deep fault, scientists with Imperial College...
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