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Mars Red Planet
Mars is made of basalt.The dust that covers the surface of Mars is fine like talcum powder. Beneath the layer of dust, the Martian Crust consists mostly of volcanic basalt rock T.. In the bottom corner in the right it show how mars has the basalt inside mars. Mars is call the red planet because it is to red. Also is was going to be the earth but there is no more water it is so hot that people can burned it self.
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