Aditya Khuller, a Research Fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, spilled the cosmic tea in an interview with Space.com. He explained how Mars is a bit of a rebel—unlike Earth, it doesn’t have a protective ozone layer,

The study, which is published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment, focused on water ice formed from ancient snow mixed with dust during Martian ice ages. Researchers found that dark dust particles within the ice could absorb sunlight,

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