Nili Fossae formation on Mars have preliminary evidence that save life on Earth.
Search other life in outer space now leads to two places. First, Titan. Satellite of Saturn that has a lake of methane and ethane, and Enceladus, the water vapors - conditions like a place you can live a life.
The seond focus point to Mars, which is closest to Earth. Therefore, the red planet has a deposit of sulphate. On Earth, sulfate is the storage location of ancient organisms.
It is probable, sulphates on Mars also keeps a track record of life, just as on Earth.
As the site loaded the Christian Science Monitor (CSM), on Mars there are locations that are rich in minerals known as Nili Fossae.
This allegedly is the main location of the search traces of ancient life on Mars that may exist about four million billion years ago.
In his study, scientists using NASA satellite instruments, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to study the clay carbonate rocks on the surface of Mars. Layer was allegedly an ancient Martian era relic that is also called Noachian Period.
The scientists did not conclude that the Nili Fossae is actual proof of the existence of living beings on Mars. Only becomes possible.
"We think, of hydrothermal activity in Nili Fossae provide energy for biological activity on Mars in the early days," said the creature seekers scientists ekstraterresterial Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI), Adrian Brown.
These findings will be described in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters.
Brown and colleagues studied the hydrothermal formation of clay-carbonate rocks in the Nili Fossae region on Mars.
Their results indicate there are similarities between the formation of carbonate rocks in the Nili Fosae with traces of early life on Earth, and biological, particularly in Western Australia.
Nili Fossae region similar to the condition of East Pilbara in Western Australia - which stores the evidence of early life on Earth.
"In this article, we discuss the potential of Archean volcanic in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia as an analogue for the Noachian Nili fossae on Mars," said Brown.
"They indicate the existence of biomarkers - or proof of the existence of living organisms."
Nili Fossae is one of seven candidates for unmanned landing sites of NASA, Mars Science Laboratory, in the following missions.
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