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Music I'm John Betts with my good colleague Bob Zimmerman.

He keeps the website behind the black and we're going exploring.

First to curiosity on the surface of Mars.

What am I looking at, Bob?

All right, so what has happened is scientists took and compared the data from 20 different curiosity drill samples, taken over the curiosity's dozen years of travel as it's climbing mount sharp.

It's climbed about 2,500 feet in those dozen years. I've got a map

on behind the black showing where those drill samples were. And they looked at those 20 samples,

and what they detected was hard evidence that the climate on Gail Crater was distinctly different

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