basicly nothimg. no bacteria not anything. but now scientists believe there may be something at its poles -ORIGINAL ANSWER
They have not found anything recognisable as life, nor direct evidence of recognisable life having existed there previously. What they have found is a whole bunch of soluble nutrients (such as potassium, magnesium and chloride) that would mean the dirt on Mars could support Earth's vegetation. Along with the evidence that liquid water once flowed on the surface of Mars, this suggests abiogenesis COULD have occured on Mars. Whether it did or not, and why, is still not known -we literally are just scratching the surface of Mars' history. This discovery also means that colonisation of Mars is more feasable as native Mars soil could be used to grow Earth's vegetation.
Mars
WE HAVE FOUND DAT THE SOIL AT THE NORTH POLE OF MAS IS LIKE THE EARTH'S GARDEN SOIL
Our home planet Earth, is of course known to have water in the soil. Water ice has also been found in the soil of Mars.
The plural of soil test is soil tests. As in "soil tests were carried out at the incident site".
The plural of soil test is soil tests. As in "soil tests were carried out at the incident site".
no no lava on mars
Mars soil is primarily composed of basaltic rock, which is rich in iron and magnesium. It also contains minerals like olivine and pyroxene, along with some sulfur compounds. Additionally, there are traces of water molecules and organic compounds found in the Martian soil.
It does not have coal on it but it used to thousands of years ago.
the soil on mars is infertile
No, the other terrestrial planets have soil, Earth, Mercury and Venus. Earths soil is different in that it contains organic matter.
No. The soil on Mars lacks the organic nutrients necessary to grow plants.
There are several types of soil tests commonly conducted for roads and bridges, including Atterberg limits, compaction tests, shear strength tests, and density tests. Additionally, geotechnical investigations may involve more specialized tests like cone penetration tests (CPT) and standard penetration tests (SPT). These tests help assess soil properties, stability, and suitability for construction. The specific tests chosen depend on project requirements and soil conditions.