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Raiders : water thieves of Mars
In 2335 the most precious resource on Mars is water, and Water Raiders are attacking farm communities and stealing the water--with very little help coming from the authorities in Tharsis City, Belle Song, her parents, and their friends from the neighboring farms join together to defeat the Raiders and protect their farms.
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The Frozen Waters of Mars
\"Researchers led by Cassie Stuurman of the University of Texas, Austin, recently used the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) to discover a vast deposit of ice beneath the surface of Mars. They published their findings in late November in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. To future human explorers, the ice deposit could prove more valuable than gold.\" (World Book Online Behind the Headlines) Read more about the the frozen waters of Mars.
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ExoMars 2016: The Search for Life
\"On Monday, March 14, a rocket blasted off for Mars. The joint mission of the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) will arrive at the Red Planet in October. When it reaches orbit, ExoMars 2016 will sniff the Martian atmosphere to see if it smells like life.\" (World Book Online Behind the Headlines) Read more about Mars and the ExoMars 2016 mission.
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'Significant Amounts of Water' Found in Mars' Massive Version of the Grand Canyon
\"Mars has its own version of the Grand Canyon, and scientists have learned this dramatic feature is home to 'significant amounts of water' after a discovery made by an orbiter circling the red planet, according to the European Space Agency.\" (CNN Wire Service) Read more about the canyon system discovered by an orbiter on Mars. The significance of these findings and future explorations on Mars are discussed.
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Meteorites Reveal That Martian Water Came from Different Sources
\"One of the biggest mysteries in piecing together the story of Mars' past is a key question: Where did the water come from? Researchers may have found a large clue in tiny slices from Martian meteorites that fell to Earth, according to a new study.\" (CNN Wire Service) Read more about water on the planet Mars.
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