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Mars is farther from the Sun than the Earth. The requirements to develop life on Mars were far less than on the Earth which had, at the time of the planets' formation, the ideal conditions to develop life.
Well it depends on what you mean if you mean life they found signs showing that there used to be life on mars but not any actual creatures living there if you mean anything else they bound a barren planet of desert with signs showing that there used to be little streams there.
There is currently no evidence to suggest that any form of life exists on Mars. However, scientists believe that Mars may have had conditions suitable for life in the past, and they continue to search for signs of microbial life on the planet.
As of now, there is no definitive evidence of life on Mars found by astrologists. Various missions to Mars, such as the Mars rover missions by NASA, have searched for signs of past microbial life but have not yet confirmed its existence. The search for life on Mars is ongoing with future missions planned to further investigate the possibility.
There is no definitive evidence of current life on Mars. However, scientists have found evidence that suggests Mars may have had conditions conducive to supporting microbial life in the past. Ongoing research and exploration continue to search for signs of past or present life on Mars.
at the moment, there are no signs of life. There could be but most like there isnt. If there are Martians on Mars, they would be natives.
In 1976 twin Viking spacecraft reached Mars. Each of the Viking landers carried a small laboratory meant to search for life forms. These laboratories tested Mars's air and soil for signs of life. None of these test showed evidence of life.
The topic of life on Mars has been one of hot debate lately with the recent Rover bot finding more "possible" signs of life on Mars. However, there is no definitive evidence that there is life on Mars.
The robot will search for signs of life on Mars.
In 1976 twin Viking spacecraft reached Mars. Each of the Viking landers carried a small laboratory meant to search for life forms. These laboratories tested Mars's air and soil for signs of life. None of these test showed evidence of life.
Mars is farther from the Sun than the Earth. The requirements to develop life on Mars were far less than on the Earth which had, at the time of the planets' formation, the ideal conditions to develop life.
Well it depends on what you mean if you mean life they found signs showing that there used to be life on mars but not any actual creatures living there if you mean anything else they bound a barren planet of desert with signs showing that there used to be little streams there.
They sent robots to look for it, so far they've found no signs of life.
As yet, humanity has found no signs of aliens (or any other life) on Mars, or anywhere else in the universe.
There is currently no evidence to suggest that any form of life exists on Mars. However, scientists believe that Mars may have had conditions suitable for life in the past, and they continue to search for signs of microbial life on the planet.
No, there are currently no ants or any known terrestrial life forms on Mars. While scientists have found evidence of past water and conditions that might have supported life, no definitive signs of life, including ants, have been discovered on the planet. Ongoing exploration continues to search for signs of past or present microbial life, but as of now, Mars remains barren of complex organisms.
No, but there is confirmed ice caps on mars which means there is water and water can hold many different organisms so even though there is not an official report of life on mars, it could possibly sustain some kind of life.