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The meteorite, called Miller Range 03346 nakhlite (MIL 03346), was recovered in 2003 in the Miller Range of Antarctica. About the size of a tennis ball and weighing in at one-and-a-half pounds, MIL 03346 was one of hundreds recovered from that area. -- NASA

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Mars Has Been in the Deep Freeze for the Past Four Billion Years, Study Shows

by Keith CowingJuly 21, 2005April 14, 2024

The current mean temperature on the equator of Mars is a blustery 69 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Scientists have long thought that the Red Planet was once temperate enough for […]

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Mars Has Been in the Deep Freeze for the Past Four Billion Years, Study Shows

Tricorder Tech: Ground Truth For The DAVINCI Venus Mission

Mars Curiosity Rover Finds Evidence Of An Ancient Sandstorm

Pristine Meteorite Examination Adds To Our Knowledge Of Ancient Asteroids

NASA Study Finds Near-Earth Asteroid Is Actually Comet

NASA Awards STRIDE Contracts For Mars Advanced Surface Mobility Technology