Proposing chemical reactions on Mars that could have produced chemicals like those found in living things does not fill in the fundamental flaws in the evolutionary just-so story of life’s origins. Transferring the insurmountable problems in the earthly evolutionary scenario to Mars does not solve the problems of abiogenesis.
Many assume that finding life on Mars would lend support or even proof to the idea of molecules-to-man evolution. But that is not the case. If life or conclusive evidence of extinct life is ever found on Mars, the existence of life there would no more prove that evolution happened than the existence of life on earth does.
To search for life, Curiosity is equipped to detect and analyze the chemicals in Martian soil. Life requires a minimal amount of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorous, and sulfur; so researchers hope that Curiosity’s lab results will reveal the presence of those minimum quantities.
Well, water was found on Mars, actually. But with water present can life be far behind?
When a feature on Mars was noted to resemble a dry lake bed, researchers anticipated it would be a “candy store of targets” in the search for Martian life.
While Curiosity continues to search for signs of life on Mars, eager earth-bound evolutionary scientists are out-sourcing the origin of life off-world.
The Mars rover Curiosity made history on February 8 by drilling 2 ½ inches into the Martian surface.
Last year a Mars robotic rover reminded us about man’s ongoing plans to set foot on other worlds.
Curiosity’s landing inaugurates a new phase in the quest for alien life.
With the successful on-target Mars landing of the robotic rover dubbed Curiosity, a normally staid group of engineers and scientists erupted with joy as a fruit of their labor was achieved.
Looking for hints-there-might-ever-have-been-life in all the right places . . . on Mars.
Evolutionary scientists have spent years—and billions of dollars—searching for Martian life, coming up empty-handed despite their best efforts. Or is the problem their assumption that Martian life would be on Mars at all—instead of, say, Earth?
It’s no secret that fossils play a prominent role in the debate over the history of life on Earth. But will we soon be arguing over the meaning of Martian fossils?
There may not be life on Mars, but there’s plenty of life left in life-on-Mars speculation.
Is there life on Mars? Some of this week’s biggest “news” is also this week’s oldest news.
After years and years of searching for life on Mars, scientists have finally found it.
Finally—life on Mars! Is it the evidence for what evolutionists already believe?
In the emotional soap opera that is the search for life on Mars, one of the main players—the habitability of Martian soil—may have just lapsed into a coma.
If off-season vegetables shipped in from far-away places are getting too expensive, perhaps it won’t be too long before vegetables will come straight from Mars!
Yet another door slams on the idea of Martian life, thanks to a new report in the journal Science.
In a pair of stories related to our above item, new evidence gathered by one of the Mars rovers indicates Mars “was too salty to sustain life for much of its history.” Even the hardiest microbes would have found it difficult to survive amid brackish water. Meanwhile, a Dutch–American study indicates that unique geological features on Mars were formed by “brief bursts of water.”
A huge spot on Mars found last year by astronomers had some scientists wondering whether it contained life.
Men (and women) are from Mars—though the popular tongue-in-cheek hypothesis lacks proof, it received an injection of plausibility in September from a baseball-sized rock that fell from the sky.
A new test to check for life on Mars has just had its initial components launched into space.
Hypothesis that Mars lander accidentally discovered life called bogus.
A large dark spot, possibly indicating a deep hole, found on Mars, leaves researchers excited.
Thermal imaging experts analyzing photos of Mars have announced the possible presence of caves beneath Mars’ famous red surface.
Missions to the surface of Mars have been plagued with problems.
Once again the science world has caused a big media frenzy over little bacteria, similar to what happened in 1996 with “ALH84001,” the Antarctic rock supposedly from Mars.
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