Martian Life May Be Elapsed

The latest analysis is sent from Mars 34 years ago showed no organic materials on the planet. This allows for errors in the initial perception. The researchers say that the results of the examination again in 1976 the Viking mission did not bring scientists closer to Martian life. Nevertheless, the possibility of life there and whether there remain, as reported by The Washington Post. These findings indicate the existence of the risk of 'false negatives' in space exploration based on equipment limitations and assumptions of scientists about the conditions behind the earth, said a senior scientist at NASA field astrobiologi, Mary Voytek.

 "We can now say there are organic materials on Mars and organic Viking experiments found no damage during testing," says Rafael Navarro-Gonzalez of the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Researchers to replicate the Viking mission to the land of the Mars-like environments on Earth, the Atacama Desert in Chile for example. They heat the sample in a way that is heated in the instrument on the Mars Viking.

Researchers replicated the Viking mission to the Martian soil from the environment like most on Earth - the Atacama Desert in Chile - and heating the sample in the same way they are heated by the Viking instruments on Mars. "The biggest lesson and perpenting of this discovery is that we must know what we are looking for and how to find it. This shows that we can find out about life on Mars and what we do not understand. "