China's Mission to Mars: Seeking the origin of life

China’s Tianwen-1 spacecraft, which is preparing to land on the surface of Mars, could get us the answer to one of science’s most basic and important questions. 🚀 If everything goes according to plan, China will be the second country to successfully land on the red planet after the U.S. Viking 1 in 1976.

James Head, Professor of Planetary Geosciences at Brown University in the U.S., says Mars might be a "laboratory for the study of life."

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