Could Mars’ Subsurface Hide Microbial Life? Study Finds Hope In Acidalia Planitia
03 Dec 2024
A groundbreaking study led by Andrea Butturini suggests that the ancient Martian plain of Acidalia Planitia could be a promising region for extraterrestrial life. By analyzing data from Mars missions, researchers have pinpointed a subsurface zone 4.3 to 8.8 kilometers deep that may harbor methanogens—methane-producing bacteria—underneath the planet's harsh surface....
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