Space/Science — HabitableZone

Space/Science » in reply to Mars does have life; we put it there.

However, it is unlikely to survive the change in conditions.

Life that evolved on Earth would not readily adapt to Mars. It would likely take a long time and many such contaminations before life that could survive Martian conditions would arise from transplanted terrestrial life.

However, I still think that it is better that 50% chance that life ALREADY existed on Mars when the first human-built spacecraft arrived. Time will tell.

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