"Revealing Mars' Ancient Water Secrets: NASA's Curiosity Rover Explores Habitability"

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NASA's Curiosity rover is exploring the Gediz Vallis channel on Mars, uncovering potential evidence of prolonged water flows and climatic changes that challenge previous beliefs about the planet's aridity. The rover's exploration of this area could revise the timeline for the formation of Mount Sharp, providing insights into the history of water on Mars. Scientists are intrigued by the possibility that the channel was carved by liquid water, indicating phases of water presence rather than a gradual disappearance. Curiosity's documentation of the channel with a 360-degree panorama provides valuable data as it continues its exploration.
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