A Nasa rover scouting for signs of past water on Mars has found the strongest evidence yet – a vein of gypsum, more commonly known as plaster of Paris, a mineral deposited by water.

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A Nasa rover scouting for signs of past water on Mars has found the strongest evidence yet – a vein of gypsum, more commonly known as plaster of Paris, a mineral deposited by water.
Nasa scientists say that the results ‘just scream water’. The vein would have been deposited by water flowing through a fracture in the roc.
Nasa scientists have anticipated results ever since Opportunity reached the 14-mile Endeavour crater, which has older exposed rocks than any craters the Rover has seen in its seven-year mission.
The rover, called Opportunity, and its twin, Spirit, arrived on opposite sides of Mars in January 2004.
Over the years, the rovers, aided by several orbiting spacecraft, have returned a convincing body of evidence that Mars was not always as cold and dry as it is today.

Pakistani Scientists introduce new fertilizer model

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FAISALABAD: The Scientists of University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) and Punjab agriculture department have marked a new chapter of success by introducing a fertilizer model of Nitrogen and Phosphorus keeping in view the soil analysis and type of crop.
It is revealed during a training workshop aiming to equip the officers of soil fertility and agricultural extension of district Gujranawala and Bahawalpur with various aspects of aforesaid fertilizer models.

AVB: Arsenal have shown us the way

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Andre Villas-Boas has urged his Chelsea players to take a leaf out of Arsenal’s book as they attempt to draw a line under their week from hell.
Villas-Boas watched Arsene Wenger’s men rip his defence apart on Saturday as the Blues conceded five goals at home for the first time in 22 years.
The 5-3 defeat capped a nightmare seven days for Chelsea and captain John Terry, who is fighting to clear his name in a Football Association inquiry into allegations he racially abused QPR’s Anton Ferdinand, something he categorically denies.

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