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NASA debris reveals Mars' surface is as weak as sandy soil
Five new craters formed on the Martian surface due to the impact of discarded NASA equipment from the Mars 2020 mission. Different models were employed by researchers to study the Martian surface, utilizing the data from the craters formed by NASA's jettisoned hardware. The Martian material was discovered to be considerably weaker than anticipated, possessing a cohesion strength similar to that of sandy soil.
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