Curiosity Rover Finds Ancient Organics on Mars

Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Dan Gallagher

[imagain]

Billions of dollars later. We found a fart.

[gh-yfgo]

2020 is close and we are still watching Mars with computer screens, not with our eyes. 👏

[creditsunknown]

Should we tell him about opportunity now or late?

[jamesogle]

staying hopeful for that 1 big day of no doubt! good video!

[TheZen]

Curiosity is on Earth therefore it has found organic molecules on Earth.

[minbari]

i'm going to look to the side of the camera and act as if i'm talking to someone, but read the lines so poorly it comes off as someone simply reading the lines. It's almost like an advert for something.

[madjames]

So what you saying is that oil could be on mars

[salamahmed]

Small correction: ExoMars is not ESA 100% because it has some fewer Russian devices installed on/in it.

[teamjesus]

Thanks CGI. Without you ...We Wouldn't See Shit.

[keisi]

Did they discover a half eaten case of Mars Bars on Mars?

[Wowurstupid]

How cool with that be if technology got to the point were we could bring mars back to life....?!

[franknagelski]

There’s water everywhere you filter the footage and tilt the camera

[seven]

that's means could exist life in the universe ?

[TheHemingwayWannabe]

What else is new?!! NASA photos suggest they had civilizations just like ours, with cars, trains, ships, and all right there in Gale Crater! Just see all these discoveries all over YouTube! If it's not in a Petri dish, do colonists really want to know? Are we really exploring the Rover photographs?

[j.m.waterfordasxiphanex]

The Martians have stopped dusting the Rover. It's a bad sign.

We should send up some we come in peace, good will on the next one.

Copyrighted: J.M. Waterford, 2018.

[davidmurphy]

We have what seems to be a very habitable looking planet when that carbon was captured. It would seem that no obvious ingredients to life were missing. So if we establish that there wasn't life, then that's going to have an implication on Fermi Paradox given that life arose so quickly on earth. Also, why didn't we see Earth to Mars panspermia? While always a second best, not finding life on Mars throws up some profound questions.

[leandro]

Imagine if they found human fossils on mars?

[rmac]

They have to keep find something because if they don't then no money for NASA

[TheJaino]

Hmm, are you curious?


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