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Scientists dated the Teghaza 001 meteorite to approximately 4.1 billion years ago, making it one of the oldest Martian rocks found on Earth. Published in Science, the study reveals the rock formed less than 500 million years after Mars itself, offering a rare glimpse of the planet's earliest geological history and water cycle.
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