are the mars rovers still in operation or did NASA pull the plug?
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They are still in operation. The Sojourner was designed to last a week, but it kept sending back data for three months. NASA keeps sending new ones, and keeps receiving data from rovers that still work.
536332
So far there is no firm evidence of any life on Mars. Most of the results are meticulous speculations.
1078377
Just robots sent by NASA. No human has gone to Mars, yet.
330037
No, it is not finished. Modules remain to be connected, when Shuttle returns to flight.
678935
Which one? There have been at least 4 but the latest one is still looking for signs of life.  check out http://wwww.nasa.gov
587710
It is still undergoing testing.  According to FAs the first one should be operational in about 2008.
166685
No one has ever been to Mars. And I'm assuming you want to konw if UFOs exist. Well then are not proven, and I don't believe they do. You're not gonna find any credible proof out there either, only a bunch of deranged people claiming they have seen them, and have been abducted.
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According to current accepted beliefs, there is no people in Mars, although there has been fossils of single celled organism.\n\nWe should stick to this, until we found any further information about living things in Mars.
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Apparently there is believed to be none now, but there may have been in the past.  Here is a quote from the link below:\n\nObservations of the magnetic fields on Mars by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft have revealed that parts of the planet's crust has been magnetized. This magnetization has been compared to alternating bands found on the ocean floors of Earth. One interesting theory, published in 1999 and reexamined in October 2005 in a publication by the same group, is that these bands could be evidence of the past operation of plate tectonics on Mars. However, this has yet to be proven or widely accepted and remains an area of active research.
782975
That is currently a hot question in debate which has yet to be answered.  Despite five rovers being sent to Mars there has been no evidence of life, even in the form of bacteria or simpler organisms.  Some scientists believe there exists (or existed) life on Mars and that the first organisms on Earth arrived here from Mars via a meteor.
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You know I was just thinking about this yesterday.\nIf you recall the footage of the lunar lander…it was pretty small. Remember the astronauts climbing down the ladder?\nWell what about the lunar car buggy? That was pretty large.\nWhere was it stored?\nHow did they take it out of the lander?\nHas anyone seen footage of them taking it out of the lander?
1097610
There is no longer life on mars so to answer your question, No.
868933
NASA experiment a lot on this issue, maybe by login onto their site you'll find the info you're lookig for, luck..☺
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This site has up-to-date release-quality photos (ie. not raw data, just the images that are good enough for a regular person to want to look at) from the Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit and Opportunity):\n\nhttp://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/mer/
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Actually Rolling Stones Magazine just wrote an article on tthis.  I'd go to your library and read it because it was really interesting.  According to the magazine, the Bush administration is trying to send a shuttle to Mars to do some necessary research on the planet to figure out if it is sustainable.  As far as water goes (someone mentioned it before me) they are saying that the astronauts will have some sort of device that turns urine into drinkable water. \n\nThere also saying that it will take 6 months to get to Mars.  Also, if they were to launch several people into space, they wouldn't be able to do it all at once.  Rather, they would launch separate parts and connect in outerspace.\n \nThe article said that they want to send to astronauts out around 2020 to do the initial investigation.\nCheck out the article...its really good.
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Hi\nYes there are. There has been microscopic animals found in mars.
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because they never went.\n\nthey have satellite images of mars rovers (tracks in the sand an all!), but not of the lunar landing artifacts.\n\nactualy i'd like to challenge any astronomers out there with the biggest telescopes to zoom in on the landing site during an eclipse or whenever there is no sunlight shinning on it. let's see what comes up.