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Early Life on Earth, Stuck Thermometer on Mars, & Japan throws robots
Happy Friday everyone! Today, we are able to confirm life on Earth was around at least 3.5 billion years ago thanks to fossils in ancient Stromatolites. We also have an update on the stuck Mars Insight thermometer, and news from Ryugu, where Hayabusa 2 has dropped its final rover, Minerva-II2.
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By Dr. Pamela Gay, Erik Madaus, Ally Pelphrey
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Happy Friday everyone! Today, we are able to confirm life on Earth was around at least 3.5 billion years ago thanks to fossils in ancient Stromatolites. We also have an update on the stuck Mars Insight thermometer, and news from Ryugu, where Hayabusa 2 has dropped its final rover, Minerva-II2.
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