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4.1bn-year-old Mars rock found in Sahara reveals ancient water history

Isotopic analysis of the Teghaza 001 meteorite confirms its Martian origin and indicates a complex early water cycle on the Red Planet.

2 publishers · 2 articles · first seen 29 Oct 2026 · updated 3h ago

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2 publishers have covered this in 2 articles since 29 Oct 2026. Scientific American published first, on 29 October at 18:00 UTC; Times of India followed 46h 34m later. The most recent article, from Times of India, appeared on 31 October at 16:34 UTC.

Outlets reporting it: Scientific American, Times of India.

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  1. 4.1bn-year-old pink Mars rock found in Sahara holds clues to ancient water Times of India
  2. Oldest known Mars rock is a ‘Rosetta stone’ for the Red Planet’s watery past Scientific American

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  • Teghaza 001
  • Mars
  • Sahara Desert
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