NASA's Curiosity rover finds fresh signs of ingredients for life on Mars

[Legend]

http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-mars-nitrates-curiosity-rover-nitrogen-life-nasa-20150323-story.html

Oh gosh my prediction of finding proof of life by 2020 is looking more and more safe. At this rate will find life before the end of the year!

[BasilZero]

http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-mars-nitrates-curiosity-rover-nitrogen-life-nasa-20150323-story.html

Oh gosh my prediction of finding proof of life by 2020 is looking more and more safe. At this rate will find life before the end of the year!

I'm still confused - wouldnt there be bacteria or somethin in outerspace regardless that thrives on something else other than what we have on Earth? Wouldnt that be considered as life? Primitive sure but I dont think we'll find anything remotely similar to us or our ancestors.....

[DD_Bwest]

http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/msl/nasa-mars-rovers-weather-data-bolster-case-for-brine/index.html?linkId=13511495

"Martian weather and soil conditions that NASA's Curiosity rover has measured, together with a type of salt found in Martian soil, could put liquid brine in the soil at night."