Topic: Life on Mars? - page 4. (Read 927 times)
There is life on many planets that we do not know by the system in which we live which keeps us away from as much information as possible to avoid our evolutionary advance, if there is a large number of people who say that the earth is flat and another group saying that the earth is round imagine the ignorance we have to discuss such issues.
I have never been to Mars, but it will be interesting if there is any life form on Mars
It's possible,, maybe in few years we can go to mars
Why not? There could be other lifes in space. But not sure if it's on Mars.
Most likely life existed in the past, Now big luck if there are bacterial life.
Life could exist anywhere, really. Sure, you can base the existence of life in other planets based on how it is on Earth (water, oxygen, and all other factors) but that's how we evolved-- we evolved in these circumstances.
If there will be life in other planets where we humans cannot possibly live in because of biological factors, it is possible too because the life there would be existing and evolving based on the circumstances of that planet's nature and composition.
Regarding Mars, however, we cannot say for sure until we have explored every space in that planet.
If there will be life in other planets where we humans cannot possibly live in because of biological factors, it is possible too because the life there would be existing and evolving based on the circumstances of that planet's nature and composition.
Regarding Mars, however, we cannot say for sure until we have explored every space in that planet.
News today says an Italian team announced they may have found a subsurface lake on mars.
If there is a liquid water lake on Mars it's likely to be as salty as the dead sea. If so, the chances of finding life are very slim, but I'm going by what's normal here on earth. Do you think life could exist on Mars?
https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a22541370/underground-lake-liquid-water-mars/
If there is a liquid water lake on Mars it's likely to be as salty as the dead sea. If so, the chances of finding life are very slim, but I'm going by what's normal here on earth. Do you think life could exist on Mars?
https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a22541370/underground-lake-liquid-water-mars/
If you consider aliens as a life then it's doubtful that they might be on Mars, but I think that its's possible that smaller living things like bacteries or those kind of stuff existed
I am sure of existing life on Mars in the past. Searching life on Mars is like do it in Sahara - very difficult and long process, people need time only to find the proof.
There is no life in mars. Colonizing it would be a slim chance.
Colonization of Mars is possible in the next several decades.
People never went to Mars. everything is a lie.
I too believe that those are just fantasy stories
News today says an Italian team announced they may have found a subsurface lake on mars.
If there is a liquid water lake on Mars it's likely to be as salty as the dead sea. If so, the chances of finding life are very slim, but I'm going by what's normal here on earth. Do you think life could exist on Mars?
https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a22541370/underground-lake-liquid-water-mars/
If there is a liquid water lake on Mars it's likely to be as salty as the dead sea. If so, the chances of finding life are very slim, but I'm going by what's normal here on earth. Do you think life could exist on Mars?
https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a22541370/underground-lake-liquid-water-mars/
There is no life on mars and I don't think we will ever colonize mars and even we do it won't be much useful than earth
People never went to Mars. everything is a lie.
Your first sentence is true, to the best of my knowledge. Your second sentence is markedly false.
People never went to Mars. everything is a lie.
Hopefully we will find life on mars or other planets. It will be interesting to experience other life forms.
If there is life on Mars, it came from Earth. 
Or, the inverse is possible.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucedorminey/2018/06/10/did-life-on-earth-actually-originate-on-mars/
But they DIDN'T find life or evidence of life on Mars.
https://www.space.com/40831-future-mars-rovers-search-alien-life.html
https://www.space.com/40819-mars-methane-organics-curiosity-rover.html
It is not known exactly if there is life on Mars
I personally don't think we will find any life on mars. The lack of any atmosphere makes it pretty difficult for anything that breathes to survive. I'm not saying that alien lifeform could not exist without breathing but that is beside the point. The evidence says that although it looks like something that could be an underground lake, it could also be frozen c02 or an ice sheet.
If it is a lake however, and even if it is salty that does not mean that things can't live there. The ocean is pretty salty and all life on earth originated there so it's not outside the relms of possibility. Furthermore, life has been found on Earth in some pretty inhospitable places. Check this out http://www.bbc.co.uk/earth/story/20150904-the-bizarre-beasts-living-in-romanias-poison-cave, its about life forms that were found in a Romanian cave with lakes full of hydrogen sulphide and show some of the life forms that can exist in extreme environments.
If it is a lake however, and even if it is salty that does not mean that things can't live there. The ocean is pretty salty and all life on earth originated there so it's not outside the relms of possibility. Furthermore, life has been found on Earth in some pretty inhospitable places. Check this out http://www.bbc.co.uk/earth/story/20150904-the-bizarre-beasts-living-in-romanias-poison-cave, its about life forms that were found in a Romanian cave with lakes full of hydrogen sulphide and show some of the life forms that can exist in extreme environments.
We hope for Elon Musk 
I think it's going to take a very long time to actually get people on Mars, at least 50 years. We haven't even been to the moon recently and there is not a lot of funding going to space tech. Even with the rise of these private space companies it will take a very long time to get everything in order for a manned mars mission.
We hope for Elon Musk
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