-> -> -> -> They're now talking about the very real possibility
of finding living
-> -> -> -> simple remnants of life on Mars in subsoil.

-> -> -> Joking again Wayne? Who found water on Mars? 
-> ->    
-> -> European Space Agency.
-> -> Our own mobile probes have seen geological evidence of water as well
-> -> but the E.S.A. orbiter detected water through spectroscopy.

-> Oh, interesting.

-> -> -> When? Who is claiming to
-> -> -> find life on Mars?

-> -> It's fairly likely.
-> -> There've even been some Mars fragments found on Earth that contain
-> -> what some maintain are microbe fossils.

-> Microbes? Who put microbes on Mars? I demand to know.

Lots of organic material in space.

We may even have conmtaminated Mars with our rovers and landers
however great care was taken to sterilize them.

We found a living Earth microbe off a lens recovered from
a unmanned lander in one of the Apollo missions long after
it had sat there through years of U.V., radiation and heat - cold
cycles.

Microbes exist that thrive in boiling sulpher springs, smoking
chimneys on the ocean bottom and even in the primary cooling system
of nuclear reactors!
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