Mars rover fails to find methane
Lack of gas in atmosphere argues against presence of life on Red Planet
MISSING METHANE NASA's Curiosity rover (shown) has detected no methane in Mars’ atmosphere. The finding dampens hopes that methane-making microbes live on the Red Planet.
JPL-Caltech/NASA and MSSS
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