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NINA: We call these Blueberries because
when we first saw them we thought they looked like
blueberries in a muffin. DAVID: They were formed out of haematite. They seem to be telling us of
a time when there was highly acidic water flowing through
and over the ground of Mars. NINA: This is a vein
of the mineral, gypsum. Has a lot of calcium and Sulphur in it. And it only forms by evaporating water
when we first saw them we thought they looked like
blueberries in a muffin. DAVID: They were formed out of haematite. They seem to be telling us of
a time when there was highly acidic water flowing through
and over the ground of Mars. NINA: This is a vein
of the mineral, gypsum. Has a lot of calcium and Sulphur in it. And it only forms by evaporating water
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NINA: We call these Blueberries because
when we first saw them
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we thought they looked like
blueberries in a muffin.
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DAVID: They were formed out of haematite.
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They seem to be telling us of
a time when there was
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highly acidic water flowing through
and over the ground of Mars.
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NINA: This is a vein
of the mineral, gypsum.
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Has a lot of calcium and Sulphur in it.
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And it only forms by evaporating water.
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An epic journey around Mars — built from real satellite and rover data — revealing the red planet as you’ve never seen it before.
