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Life on Mars? New Doubts Emerge

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September 19, 2013

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NASA scientists say they cannot find any traces of methane in the thin Martian air, dimming hopes that microbes might lurk under the protective blanket of soil on the cold arid world. Robert Lee Hotz reports on the News Hub.

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