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New research shed light on how often marsquakes’ caused by meteorite impacts occur on Mars .
The researchers found that Mars experiences around 280 to 360 impacts every year that produce craters larger than eight metres in diameter and shake the red planet’s surface.
The rate of these impacts exceeds previous estimates based on satellite images of Mars ’ surface.
These data could be a better, more direct way of measuring meteorite impact rates.
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