Life on Mars: it can still be a long time

Over there life on Mars it would be possible, and even for a long period This is the shocking revelation from a group of planetary scientists who believe the presence of clayey sediments These areas would be ideal for the long-term development and maintenance of life, thus preservingwater for a very long time.

Catherine Weitz, senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute, Arizona, says:

Clayey sediments on Mars are evidence that there was a lake in the Northern Lagon Basin. Our results indicate that clayey sediments deposited by flowing water at Eberswalde were not uncommon in this more recent period. We also see many examples of similar young valleys depositing clay in the region.

Ideal conditions for nurturing life, even if there is not enough evidence for this yet. Weitz’s statements speak for themselves. If there is water, there can be life.

That water flowed on Mars is a common and shared theory, which also has another possible implication. The same water may have carried life forms and life itself along, leaving the planet barren and uninhabited.

The presence of clayey sediments confirms the theory that water was a key element of “Red Planet”like clay sticks to it. Hence the valleys and deposits found in the University of Arizona study and research.

Same clay it contains micro-elements and nutrients essential for the development and maintenance of life forms, which is in favor of the above statement. Therefore, for millennia, and until late in reality, life on Mars was possible and repeated over long periods of time.