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Prof Benner, from The Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology in the US, said: "The evidence seems to be building that we are actually all Martians; that life started on Mars and came to Earth on a rock."

According to a series of NASA papers just published in the journal Science, each cubic foot of the fine Martian soil contains about two pints of liquid water. That's about one litre's worth, or a quarter gallon. That's a ton — and that'll mean something a few decades from now when thirsty explorers start to colonize the planet.

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According to a series of NASA papers just published in the journal Science, each cubic foot of the fine Martian soil contains about two pints of liquid water. That's about one litre's worth, or a quarter gallon. That's a ton — and that'll mean something a few decades from now when thirsty explorers start to colonize the planet.

Vidor wrote:worries that Comet ISON may be a letdown

http://www.space.com/23006-comet-ison-c ... ances.html