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In a groundbreaking initiative, scientists are planning to grow the first tree on Mars, led by Professor Robert Olszewski. This ambitious project aims to manipulate the Martian environment to create conditions suitable for plant growth, challenging our understanding of the planet's geography. We explore the implications of this research for terraforming Mars and the future of sustainable life beyond Earth. Additionally, a new study suggests that Mars may have remained habitable longer than previously believed, igniting discussions about the potential for life on the Red Planet.Sources:https://dunyanews.tv/en/Technology/847513-scientists-now-plan-to-grow-first-tree-on-marshttps://universemagazine.com/en/mars-may-have-remained-habitable-for-a-longer-period-of-time-than-thought/Outline:(00:00:00) Introduction(00:00:39) Scientists now plan to grow first tree on Mars(00:03:50) Mars may have remained habitable for a longer time than previously thought
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Published 11/08/24
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Published 11/05/24