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Astrobiology

Hints of life on Present Day Mars?

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
September 20, 2004

20 September 2004: Water and methane maps overlap on Mars: a new clue?, ESA

“Recent analyses of ESA’s Mars Express data reveal that concentrations of water vapour and methane in the atmosphere of Mars significantly overlap. This result, from data obtained by the Planetary Fourier Spectrometer (PFS), gives a boost to understanding of geological and atmospheric processes on Mars, and provides important new hints to evaluate the hypothesis of present life on the Red Planet.”

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