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    Why is Mars so red?

    5 December 2003

    VideoTalk is an exciting new multimedia feature that discusses the questions we hope will be answered by pioneering space exploration. See and hear exactly what evidence we hope to find on the surface and in the atmosphere of this rusty planet.

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    Also visit http://mars.esa.int

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