Is there or has there been Life on Mars?
Though not spoken of openly, there is a host of photographic evidence (supplied by MERs Spirit and Opportunity) that suggests past Martian life. Of course, since no human is there to have a closer look, the images are open to interpretation but they do constitute a body of possibilities for speculation and study.
There are also pointers to present life on the Red Planet; namely the concentrations of Methane in the atmosphere. Because this substance does not remain for long (a few hundred years) before dispersing, the Methane being detected must be of recent origin. There are two main generators of this gas: Life and Volcanism.
For further research, I suggest the link below for some of the aforementioned photographic evidence.
http://xenotechresearch.com/marsgal2.htm
2006-06-07
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