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New detection from Mars orbiter suggests that the planet may still be volcanically active

CBC 05 Nov

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New detection from Mars orbiter suggests that the planet may still be volcanically active — Sources: CBC

An orbiting atmospheric research spacecraft has detected the pungent gas hydrogen chloride above surface fissures along a massive ancient volcano on Mars in a finding that suggests Earth's planetary neighbor is still volcanically ‌active.

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