Do you think science will show that there once was life on Mars, even if it is simple like bacteria?

Question

We are finding life in the most unusual places here at home, like archaebacteria. Does this raise the expectations that life has been or is somewhere else in the solar system?
If you think it could be true, would you care to give the odds of this question being solved in the next 30 years, or so?

...and I don't mean little green men, or some conspiracy theory about blues and grays....THANX

Answer 1

With the evidence of water, the possibility of life increases dramatically.

Answer 2

Several million years ago, a meteor hit Mars, and sent parts of it out out of Martian Orbit. Some chunks have fallen to Earth.

This chunk has been analyzed and found tiny fossils of bacteria on it.

Mars had life at one time, and may still.

Answer 3

Whose to tell. They did find water right. But i don't think that there was ever life on Mars or on anyother planet besides earth. First the conditions must be stable for any form of living cell to stay to alive.

Answer 4

i do no longer care how many micro organism they locate on what planets. i will get the two my ankles at the back of my head while i'm sitting on the floor and have self assurance it or no longer, fairly some people I truthfully have met (adult males in many situations) have theory that replaced into exceedingly fvcking specific.

Answer 5

I think that they might. It's possible.