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Scientists Say Martian Soil Could Support Life

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June 28, 2008


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I wonder how much of it is too frozen to be readily useful to anyone. It wasn't really clear. Anyone know?

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The Pheonix Lander seems to be doing its job. The Martian Lander has found that the soil on the service seems to be of the right composition to support life.


“We basically have found what appears to be the requirements, the nutrients, to support life whether past present or future,” Sam Kounaves, the lead investigator for the wet chemistry laboratory, told journalists.
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