Life On Mars Could Be Hiding Beneath Surface Ice On Mars, New NASA Study Suggests
NASA scientists believe life could exist beneath icy surface on Mars as a result of photosynthesis. In a new paper published in the Nature Communications Earth & Environment, the scientists explained that there are 'subsurface pools' beneath frozen water on Mars, where sunlight is allowing photosynthesis.
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