[ad_1] The possibility of life on other planets is always based on evaluating whether the key ingredients such as nitrogen that are essential to sustain life are present or not. For example, when NASA’s Curiosity discovered that nitrogen gas compounds were being released from within the Martian surface, it was …
Read More »
[ad_1] A fresh look at a 4 billion-year-old Martian meteorite has revealed nitrogen-containing organic compounds, the first real evidence of fixed nitrogen molecules on the Red Planet. Nitrogen is essential to all known life forms, and while there is currently no evidence to suggest that this discovery was created by …
Read More »
[ad_1] Artist’s rendering of the atmosphere of Mars and the volatile evolution of NASA, or the MAVEN spacecraft orbiting Mars. Credit: NASA / GSFC Mars it had a global magnetic field much earlier, and much later, in the history of the planet than scientists had previously known. A planet’s global …
Read More »
[ad_1] FP TrendsApril 30, 2020 5:57:37 PM IST Researchers have identified four billion-year-old organic nitrogen-containing molecules in a Martian meteorite. According to a study published in the magazine Nature’s CommunicationsOrganic molecules were found in the famous Martian meteorite Allan Hills 84001, which was discovered in Antarctica in 1984. According to …
Read More »