Sahara-Found Meteorite May Reveal How Mars Once Held Water
A meteorite discovered in the Sahara Desert has been dated to about 4.1 billion years old. Researchers describe it as a "Rosetta Stone for Mars" because it preserves clues about how the Martian environment has changed since the early solar system. The rock is valuable for understanding the planet's watery past and the conditions that shaped it. Its ancient age makes it a rare record from the period when the solar system was forming.
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