Der Mars war heiß, dann kalt, dann wieder heiß. Könnte das Leben dort wirklich überlebt haben?
https://www.space.com/ancient-mars-hot-cold-climate-hydrogen
Der Mars war heiß, dann kalt, dann wieder heiß. Könnte das Leben dort wirklich überlebt haben?
https://www.space.com/ancient-mars-hot-cold-climate-hydrogen
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Probably not, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t continue exploring it and its secrets
Look at the long-term history of life on Earth. Our planet has undergone some profound changes over the last few billion years.
Pretty sure there were at least some kind of microbial life living there given the conditions it had in the past.
Sounds like my girlfriend, she’s most definetly still alive.
Oh I learned the answer to this in a dinosaur documentary! ‚Life uhhh….finds a way‘
I think it all depends on the time frame. If it went very gradualy then life could have adapted up and down the climate cycles.
Earth was cold. Then hot. Then hotter, then hotter, then too hot, then hot, then hot, then hot, then asteroid, then cold, then warm, then cold, now lukewarm
„Life of Mars“ didn’t have a mama telling them to put on their sweater when they went out, so they died from the cold.
I mean probably not until the present day except the most basic microbes. Pretty good chance that the planet is sterile to the extent that we’re ever going to be able to determine with modern technology. The one thing that makes me think it still has life is the methane mystery but that’s really tenuous evidence.