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Scientists studying data from NASA 's Curiosity rover have new insight into how Mars might have changed from a potentially habitable, water-rich planet to an uninhabitable desert.
As Curiosity traverses Gale Crater on Mars , it's performing experiments on rocks.
In performing this task on carbon-rich minerals, the rover has heated rock samples to analyze the gases produced.
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