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We Finally Know Why Mars Is Red — Scientists Have Just Uncovered A Game-Changing Discovery

Summary by The Daily Galaxy
For decades, scientists believed that Mars’s famous red hue came mainly from hematite, a dry iron oxide mineral. However, a recent study challenges this long-held view and points to a different mineral as the key to understanding Mars’s rusty surface color. This new discovery not only sheds light on why Mars looks the way it does, but also suggests the Red Planet may have once been much wetter and colder than previously thought. What Is Ferrihyd…
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The Daily Galaxy broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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