Did NASA Really Find Evidence Of Microbial Life On Mars? Here's What We Know
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NASA's rover has found an unusual mix of minerals and organic carbon in ancient mudstones on Mars. A study describing the finding could be interpreted as a sign of microbial life that once lived on the Red Planet, but identifying the origin of the compounds would require detailed laboratory studies of the rock samples collected.
The planet may have been habitable longer than expected (ANSA)
A sample collected by NASA’s rover Perseverance in an ancient dry stream of the Jezero crater could retain evidence of past microbial life. The fragment, taken in 2024 from a rock named ‘Cheyava Falls’ and called ‘Sapphire Canyon’, contains possible biosignatures, according to a study in Nature magazine. These are substances or structures that may have biological origin, although they require more data or studies before confirming the presence o…
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