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NASA-funded study details Teghaza 001, one of the oldest Mars meteorites on record
Teghaza 001 consists of eight rock fragments, the largest about the size of a fist.
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Research describes Teghaza 001 as unlike anything scientists have studied. The lead author of a paper published October 29, 2026, called it “unique,” and one of the paper’s reviewers called it “a Rosetta Stone for Mars.”
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