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Signs of Life on Mars? NASA's Discovery, Explained

Season 52 | 3m 38s

Billions of years ago, Mars’ Jezero Crater held a lake fed by rivers that could have carried minerals and maybe even organic matter. On Earth, places like that are teeming with microbial life.

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