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The Perseverance team discovered the rock formation in an ancient, now-dry riverbed in Jezero Crater, and instruments revealed that it's composed of clay and silt. On Earth, these are excellent preservers of past microbial life.

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After a year of scientific scrutiny, a rock sample collected by the Perseverance rover has been confirmed to contain a potential biosignature. The sample is the best candidate so far to provide evidence of ancient microbial life on Mars.

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NASA is making this data available to the wider science community for further study to confirm or refute its biological potential. It's another step in the agency's multi-decade effort to understand life on our planet and beyond, and prepare for new journeys to the Red Planet.

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so beautiful video, wish I could be there once in my life

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It wasn't a river bed, it was an electricity/plasma event that formed Jazero and the apparent rivers. NASA has been leading us down the wrong path for years, intentionally.

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As I always say life finds a way. In earth microbial life started first and then complex life forms like Trilobites evolved. Perhaps in Mars life only remained in the microbial stage or who knows in future we will find fossils too.

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Wow 👍 bravo 👏

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Good.! 🌻

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May I be the first to propose a 99 year term lease, which renews with each mineral brought to surface, at $1/30,000acs, with a 6.25% royalty? Please respond to my secretary @FracSlap with any questions.

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@WesMcQ how will we message this if people start panic buying, for instance? Hm? We come and help craft messaging to ease the tension, baby!

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You rock!!

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If I were on Mars, I would make pottery with the clay the Perseverance team discovered.

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