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Notes Asteroid craters could provide clue to life on MarsThe chances of finding life on Mars could be improved by looking in craters made by asteroids, according to a study.
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said organisms had been discovered thriving deep underneath a site in the US where an asteroid crashed 35 million years ago.
They believe such craters provide refuge for microbes.
The findings suggest that crater sites on other planets may be “hiding life”.
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