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A discovery on Mars’s biggest volcano will change how scientists think of the red planet forever

A discovery on Mars, described as ‘astonishing’ by scientists, has changed what we thought we knew about the red planet.

Morning frost has been spotted on volcanoes near the planet’s equator for the first time, an area where it was thought impossible for water frost to exist.

The discovery confirms that is not only confined to the poles,

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