Nasa reported that it will investigate the signs of life on Mars
The National Administration of Aeronautics and Space, better known as Nasa, said it will look for clues about whether there was ever life on the planet Mars, analyzing the rocks of an old lake and a delta, and that could preserve traces of ancient organisms.
Nasa, for five years, has been debating which was the best place to land its ship, which will travel to space in July 2020, he said.
After studying more than sixty different places on Mars, NASA announced on Monday that its ship will go to a 45 km crater. in diameter, called Jezero, where it will abstract rocks and fragments of soil for study.