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2/19/2015 4:40:36 AM
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Mars is relatively the same as earth. Just a lot less oxygen and frozen water
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It use to have water until it was struck by a giant ass asteroid and solar wind tore through is magnetic field and stripped the plant if it's oxygen.
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That explains a lot
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Ya the planet would've been habitable if it wasn't hit.
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It's core cooled and it lost it's magnetic field. If it got struck by something, there would be evidence. Take mercury, huge crater on once side and a mountain range created by the kinetic energy on the other side.
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There is evidence of something hitting it. During its development it got hit by an object about the size of Texas and that shook off its magnetic feels and water.
