The ongoing search for signs of past life on planet Mars is yet to deliver conclusive proof that the neighboring world was once alive, but from time to time our pulse accelerates with news of some ...

NASA has already found signs of alien life on Mars but is still keeping it secret, a rogue scientist claims. Barry DiGregorio, 71, believes rovers from the space agency captured snaps of alien ...

UNDATED (WKRC) - NASA scientists are excited about a discovery that could lead to concrete proof of the existence of ancient life on Mars. The rock has been named "Cheyava Falls" by the team that ...

Carbonate minerals form when carbon dioxide reacts with water and rock, hinting at life-friendly environments. Curiosity’s find offers the clearest proof yet that Mars was once warm and wet.

Some Las Vegans have been looking to the sky for hints of alien life ... sound proof. This isn’t any conspiracy theory or ...

NASA's planned Nighthawk Mars helicopter will reportedly focus on a region of the Red Planet that has long been associated with the possibility of life by experts, stated Daily Galaxy.

Their findings show that some of the same volcanic processes that led to life on Earth happened long ago on Mars, a stunning step toward finding signs of ancient life on the Red Planet.

It might be surprising to hear planetary scientist Nina Lanza use the word “disappointing” in the same sentence as “Mars.” After all, the Los Alamos National Laboratory researcher has dedicated her ...

The hard road to finding proof of life In April, NASA said the original complex, multimission design for the program intended to return Perseverance’s samples to Earth, called Mars Sample Return ...

However, fatty acids can also be produced by geochemistry, so inferring their existence on Mars 3.7 billion years ago is not necessarily proof of life. However, abiotic fatty acids do tend to be ...

The Mars Curiosity rover’s onboard mini-lab ... These fatty acids aren’t always definitive proof of life, however. Geological events like water-mineral interactions in hydrothermal vents ...