LOS ANGELES - NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander found evidence of mineral nutrients essential to life in Martian dirt, mission scientists announced Thursday.
After preforming the first wet chemistry experiment ever done on another planet, Phoenix discovered that a sample of Martian dirt contained several soluble minerals, including potassium, magnesium and chloride. Though the data is preliminary, the results are very exciting, scientists said.
There are no known nutrients on the rocks of Mars. Nutrients typically come from organic matter, which is lacking on Mars due to the harsh conditions and lack of life.
Yes, the Mars Rover has cameras to examine the land on Mars.
mars does not have a ring or any other special characteristics
No person has yet walked on mars.
Nope. They all survived. We have not yet sent any humans to Mars, if that was what you meant. Except for Hollywood, they've sent tons of people to Mars
There are no known nutrients on the rocks of Mars. Nutrients typically come from organic matter, which is lacking on Mars due to the harsh conditions and lack of life.
Mars does not have the same nutrients as Earth, such as nitrogen and oxygen, that support life as we know it. However, there may be some nutrients and minerals in the soil that could potentially be used by future humans or plants if the soil is properly conditioned.
No. The soil on Mars lacks the organic nutrients necessary to grow plants.
hobos any on mars, yes.
No. Mars did not have the moonlets,
No. There is no evidence of any life of Mars, certainly not multicellular life.
if yes mars have any gasses answer it right now
As far as we know there is no life of any kind on Mars.
No mars is cold
yes, the mars rover
Mars has no rings.
No, there are not any living beings on the Mars.