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Is there life in other planets?
When looking at Google about life in other planets than the planet Earth we find out that there is a high possibility that there is life in planets like Mars or Saturn where salty liquid oceans are found.
This point is enforced by saying that if microbes can live in many different environments with different climates and temperatures there is a strong possibility that they could live in other planets.
A web page named Universe Today says that;
“A lot of information can be gained by analyzing the surface composition for the materials required by life (as we know it) to survive.”
This shows how different spaceships and different machines are landing in Mars (like THE PHEONIX) to investigate and gain information about the subject.
Some digital newspaper’s talk about this discovery and give some information about the happening.
A heading of TIME talks about “The Salty Waters of Saturn's Moon Hint at Life” and how “in recent years, scientists have come to learn that by some measures, the solar system fairly sloshes with water. Mars, we now know, was once as wet as Earth and still harbors ice and perhaps liquid water.”
We also find out that there could be life at Mars because they have the same seasons and similar climates and weathers. Also there could be existing life because Mars is composed by Carbon and Nitrogen, this elements are essential for having living animals or life.
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