are there any people living on mars?
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The answer to your question is no.  There is no absolutely definitive evidence to date.  We do have very strong evidence that significant amounts of water once existed on the Martian surface, and some recent results show that Martian water may still exist below ground, and under heavy packs of ice.    There are many scientists who believe that Mars once had a thicker atmosphere, which would have made it a considerably wetter and warmer place.  Given this, and the ability for solar system bodies to seed each other via ejecta from large impacts, Mars could very possibly have been seeded by Earth or vice versa many billions of years ago.  Still, we're not sure if life exists or every existed there.    The most recent chapter was the recent discovery of methane there.  Methane can be created by non-biological processes, but we have not observed the right conditions for this on Mars.  Another possible explanation would be a biological origin for the gas, potentially from colonies of microscopic organisms in the soil.    Given our current rate of deepening understanding, we will likely solve this mystery sometime in the next 50 years, but as of now we simply don't have enough evidence to constitute "proof"
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NO,WE ARE NOT THE ONLY ONES IN THE UNIVERSE,WHO EVER SAID THAT IS A IGNORANT,HUMAN HAVEN'T EXPLORE .1 OF THE UNIVERSE,WE ARE STILL IN MARS....JUST IMAGINE THAT\nAND ANY KIND OF LIFE(PLANTS,INSECT,BACTERIA...ETC)IS CONSIDER AS E.T
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No other planets are habitable for humans.\n\nMercury and Venus being far too hot.\n\nJupiter, Saturn and Neptune for being gas giants and so has no solid surface. The gravitational pull of these planets would crush our bodies. Juipters gravititational pull is over 300 times the earth.\n\nPluto is too far away thus seeing temperatures of over -200 degrees C.\n\nMars would have been a perfect candidate, as the temperature is quite similar to earth's at occasion. But our lifes need plenty of water and the abundance of water on Mars is basically zero.\n\nFor other life than humans, a moon called Europa, which orbits Saturn, contains frozen methane and water, which could harbour life. The only problem is its a moon and not a planet.\n\nThere are all the other planets (approximately 250 so far discovered) in the Keiper Belt which need to be examined
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Wasn't that the Mars landing?  Looking for life out there.
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Sounds like you already know the answer to your own question...:)  Bottom line:  there is considerable evidence that there was once at least simple life on Mars.  There is some evidence that there may be simple life there now.  There isn't conclusive evidence of either of those things...so if we want to know, we need to keep exploring!
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scientists believe there may be life on Mars because Mars have water in its atmosphere. It may only be a small amount, but could provide life to certain living organisms that need very little water
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may b its possible on mars.....scientist are in reasearch of this.....last year they also find some bones on mars. so may b possible on mars
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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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THIS IS THE CRAZY ANSWER>>>>>>>>\n\nyes, there are vehicles that are not identifed.\n\nIf you mean other life forms then yes and no. It depends on what you mean by lifeform....\n\nThere is lifeforms on Mars and Venus and Earth is constantly vistited....\n\nHeres the crazy part....That these lives exist or rather are made up of a diffrent vibration than the physical plane... in other words its like Earth life is like an ice cube and Mars and Venus Life is like the Gas form of water.\n\nUFO exist and are made of thought energy...they are seen only when they want to be seen. They are constsantly visting earth helping allievate the amount of radiation we emmit...\n\nThey can not interfer with HUman free will which is why they do not present themselves...
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They found fossilised bacteria on mars a few years ago, while bacteria may not be intelligent combine that with the fact that the surface of mars look like it once contained water and they think that is may once have been habital. But apart from all that I don't think any scientist actually 'believe' theres any other life out there.
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1.  On Mars, yes.  It's only microscopic life though.  Sedna, I have no clue.\n\n2.  Go here.  It'll provide a great answer to your question.  http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/3210/01.html
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Yes they did.\n\nBut mars is very far away, and if somone did try to make it out there, they would be at the effect of multiple things:\n\n1.) Solar flares, they would have no protection\n2.) There would be no way to help them if something went wrong out there.\n3.) The astronauts would lose LOTS of bone mass, from the lack of gravity in space.\n4.) to carry enough food and water would need a big spacecraft, thus needing more fuel\n\nAs well as others\n\nBut it aslo has to do with the governments. If it was "Earth" instead of everyone individually, we would have a much better chance.
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No they live on different planets
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Exactly... nobody knows if theres life on other planets and its actually quite ignorant for people to believe that we are so superior that we are the only life on the universe.\n\nLife requires certain things to occur in order if its going to happen.  I can go on about this for hours... first things first... life in its simpliest for are anything that are self replicating.  It requires a perfect solvent for biological reactions.  Water is great since the properties of water surpass all others.  this is why you here NASA is trying to search for traces of water on mars... because with water and the right conditions, anything could happen.\n\nCurrently, theres only a limited number of known planets besides the ones in our solar system...  other planets outside our solar systems are hard to detect since they do not emit light of any source so they can no be seen.  The other planets are discovered by the wobble effects of the stars (look it up).  We do not know how many planets per star nor the types of planets they are (more than likely with this method, they have to be very massive like jupiter).
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There's evidence that bacteria exists on Mars.  Bacteria exists in some of the most extreme environments here on earth, including the hottest/coldest/most acidic/etc. places, so I imagine that microorganisms at the very least exist on other planets.
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It's completely beyond our current science and technology to replicate the environment of Mars with such precision that we could be confident that we'd have the exact same (or even similar) conditions for life as exist on Mars.\n\nIn addition, how would we replicate Mars' environment when we know so little about it?  You'd need to send thousands of probes to Mars to get enough information to even *begin* such an experiment ... and by the time you'd finish that, you could've already run a full set of experiments on Mars testing directly for the past or present existence of native life forms.\n\nA planet's biosphere is an incredibly complicated thing.  It's something that scientists seem to only now be learning about our own biosphere, unfortunately a bit too late.