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Landmark Marsquake Discovered by Researchers
In groundbreaking planetary science news, a recent study by New Oxford researchers revealed that the largest marsquake ever detected was caused by tectonic activity rather than a meteorite impact, as previously believed. This discovery marks a significant advancement in our understanding of Mars' geological activity. Recognizing tectonic movements on Mars could provide essential insights into the planet’s internal structure and history. Such knowledge is invaluable as scientists prepare for future missions to Mars, including potential crewed exploration. Understanding the planet's geologic activity is pivotal for ensuring safe landing sites and establishing sustainable human presence on the Red Planet.