New proof of a life on Mars

Scientists have stepped up efforts to prove the existence of life on Mars in recent years, the probe seeking evidence of the famous Gale nozzle on the surface of the red planet, suggesting a life there are billions of dollars. Scientists consider this crater as an ideal place to find evidence. On the past life on the planet.

"The mouth of Gail seems to be a lake where water lasts for a billion years or more," said Christopher House, professor of earth sciences at Pennsylvania State University, badociate researcher at NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission. The clbad clay stone on the site, and proves to all that Mars had contained a life or suitable environments for habitation in the past, pointing out that although the red planet looks dry, cold and lifeless, it looks like more to Earth than other worlds of the Solar System system.