Was the planet Mars once a living planet of another solar system until its sun died and Mars drifted in our so

Answer 1

uuummm? sure why not, but maybe not, but i would definatly have to say yes

Answer 2

The planet Mars could of had microscopic life a long time ago but Mars probably never drifted in from another solar system.

Answer 3

Mars may have once had some type of life, whether simple or complex in the early solar system, but it didn't drift into our orbit from another solar system....
We have no reason to believe that mars wasn't originally formed in this solar system. In fact, your suggestion is mostly preposterous.
It has been suggested that life on earth may have something to due with life once on mars or another planet. (panspermia).

Answer 4

All the planets of the solar system (as well as everything else in it: comets, asteroids ext.) were created at the same time our sun was - about 4.6 billion years ago. The beginning of the solar system would have been very violent, but once it's stabilized the planet remained pretty much where they are now.

Answer 5

Nope. Our solar system has been pretty much the same for a long,long,time.The sun is following an orbit around our milky way galaxy, wich has recently been beleived to be a black hole in the center. As the sun moves along its orbit around the milky way it drags us and all of the planets in our solar system along for the ride.

Answer 6

No, Mars was created along with the other planets in our solar system about 4.56 billion years ago.

Answer 7

No. Mars has always been a part of our solar system.

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

no mars is pretty much where it is today as it was first created

Answer 10

Put down the bong and go to school.