This week, we've proven that we have indeed found the elusive
Higgs Boson, our biggest ever telescope array has finally come
online, and we've discovered that alcohol can give your brain an
energy boost. In other news, researchers have been able to grow
new human teeth, the cloning barrier has been broken, and the
Mars rover, Curiosity, has found a bunch of critical chemicals
that suggest the Red Planet could have supported life. It's all
in this week's Week in Science. Yes, Curiosity finds Mars really
could have sustained life - Nasa's Curiosity rover blasted off
this rock towards the Red Planet to investigate a couple of
fundamental questions, one of which has now been answered. Yes,
Mars really could have sustained life. Curiosity has discovered
some of the important elements required for life as we know it -
carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen phosphorus, and sulphur - in
a sedimentary rock near a dry stream in Gale Crater. It also
found that the once water-bearing surface wasn't full of life-
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