AI Reveals Mars Streaks' Origins
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Long, dark 'streaks' spotted on Mars aren't what scientists thought

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Machine-learning algorithm trained on Martian slope streak observations has revealed a different origin for the streaks.
The streaks were first observed by NASA 's Viking mission in 1976 .
They were thought to have formed as a result of the flow of ancient water across Mars 's surface.
The findings could have important implications for where humans choose to explore Mars .
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