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Originally Posted by Timeé
Assuming that life doesn't exist on Mars, the soil is going to be very poor for growing plants, so manure and other fertilizers will be valued highly in any Martian civilization until the planet changes enough chemically to support growing vegetation on its own.
source- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonization_of_Mars |
Actually they just found out that something produces methane on the surface and not many things can do that. Well basically just some strange volcanic activity or some kind of life. It would be the coolest thing ever if they found ET even if he is microscopic and moves around waving his flagella.
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