Microbial Martians: NASA’s New Findings on Habitable Areas
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NASA's groundbreaking study reveals potential habitable zones on Mars where microbial life could thrive. This episode explores the implications of discovering ice deposits near the Martian equator and the possibility of photosynthesis occurring beneath the surface. We also discuss NASA's formation of a new team to review the Mars Sample Return Program, aimed at bringing back vital samples to Earth. Join us as we uncover the exciting prospects for life on the Red Planet and the future of Mars exploration.Sources:https://mashable.com/article/nasa-mars-ice-potential-microbe-habitathttps://executivegov.com/2024/10/nasa-review-team-mars-sample-return-program/Outline:(00:00:00) Introduction(00:00:38) NASA just found places where microbial Martians might be able to thrive(00:03:07) NASA Forms Team to Review Mars Sample Return Program
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