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Which H. G. Wells novel depicts an invasion of Earth from Mars?
Answer: The War of the Worlds
Why: Orson Welles's 1938 radio version used fake news bulletins, but the nationwide panic it supposedly caused was a myth spread by newspapers.
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Why are the moons of Mars often thought to be captured asteroids?
Answer: Their irregular shapes
Why: Their near-circular orbits over the equator argue the other way, and a Japanese sample-return mission is being sent to settle it.
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What geological event most likely formed the Valles Marineris canyon system?
Answer: Tectonic crust pulling
Why: Faults dropped long blocks of crust about 3.5 billion years ago, and the longest wall landslide has sent debris running over 100 kilometres.
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Why would future Mars explorers likely live in underground lava tubes?
Answer: Protection from radiation
Why: A Hellas Planitia study estimates a lava tube would cut a crew's dose from about 342 to 62 microsieverts a day.
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Which NASA spacecraft confirmed water ice just below Martian soil in 2008?
Answer: Phoenix
Why: Phoenix scraped away surface dirt near Mars's north pole and watched bright ice patches vaporize.
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What mineral structures in meteorite ALH84001 suggested Martian life?
Answer: Magnetite chains
Why: In 2001 imaging showed bacteria-like magnetite chains, but 2004 magnetic tests found most or all crystals are not in chains.