@NASA: We've been exploring Mars for 50 years. Come ask our scientists about it! Join us on Wednesday, Aug. 5 for a @Reddit AM…
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NASA invites the public to a Reddit AMA on Wednesday, Aug. 5, to discuss 50 years of Mars exploration with its scientists.
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We’ve been exploring Mars for 50 years. Come ask our scientists about it!
Join us on Wednesday, Aug. 5 for a @Reddit AMA on the past, present, and future of Martian exploration: https://t.co/ftUvBWHjKi https://t.co/M5fQnt83dd
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