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Scientists Detect ‘Leopard Spots’ on Mars, and It Looks a Lot Like Life
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Scientists Detect ‘Leopard Spots’ on Mars, and It Looks a Lot Like Life
On Mars, NASA’s Perseverance rover has detected chemical signatures in rocks similar to those created by microbial life on Earth. The minerals found, vivianite and greigite, appear in a structured pattern within mudstone drilled from Jezero Crater. The sample was taken in July 2024 from a rock formation in Neretva Vallis, an ancient riverbed that once fed into the crater’s long-dry lake. According to the research team led by Joel A. Hurowitz of …
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