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Space
Space
Science
Stefanie Waldek

Could Mars volcanoes have supported ancient life on the Red Planet? Well, maybe

A rust orange yellow sky and landscape features a rocky surface in the foreground, with a large pointed hill beyond.

While most people searching for signs of alien life these days might have their eyes on the exoplanet K2-18b, one team of researchers is keeping their sights a little closer to home.

Texas A&M researcher Michael Tice and a team of international scientists have revealed new clues about Mars' potential to have supported life, thanks to data collected by NASA's Perseverance rover.

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