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New studies explore the reason behind Mars' red color, linking it to a mineral formed in cool water, suggesting a potentially habitable past. Plus, a weather update for Spain's Carnival weekend. Read more...

A roundup of global news, including a possible cover-up in Poland, hairstyle freedom in Thailand, a teacher attack in the UK, and concerns about children and technology. Read more...

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Recent discoveries suggest Mars had alternating warm/cold periods affecting water. A CIA agent claims to have found life. Plus, a private US lander touches down on the Moon. Read more...

Explore the surprising history of Daylight Saving Time! From wars to a simple desire for more sunlight, discover why we change our clocks twice a year. Read more...

This week in science: New insights into dark matter mass limits, the alarming retreat of Colombian glaciers, and Blue Origin's historic all-female space crew mission. Read more...

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