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Researchers May Have Discovered, In 2009, The Oldest Water Sample On Earth, At A Depth Of 3km, In A Base Metal Mine In Timmins, Ontario. The Water Sample, Dated To 1.6 Byrs, Could Offer Clue About Life Possibilities On Mars Or Other Planets. The Water, 10 Times Saltier Than Seawater, Is Said To Comprise Ingredients Necessary For Life.

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Researchers, Using Radar Data From The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express Spacecraft, Which Has Been Orbiting Mars Since December 2003, Have Discovered 3 New Underground Lakes And Confirmed The Fourth Lake, Hinted At In 2018, All In The South Pole Of Mars. But The Question Is Could Life Survive In These Salty And Cold Lakes?

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Scientists Are Indicating That The Salty Water On Mars Could Contain Enough Oxygen To Sustain Similar Microbes That Existed On Earth Billion Of Years Ago. Could This Point To The Existence Of Life On Mars? Again, Time And More Research Would Tell.

Mars likely to have enough oxygen to support life: s…

Scientists May Have Found A Relatively Large Reservoir Of Water Beneath A Mile Of Ice In The South Pole Of Mars. The Lake Is Said To Be About 12 Miles Across. Now, Only Time And Further Studies Would Tell If The Lake Signals Life On Mars. That’s, After Confirmation That The Radar Image Is Indeed Water.

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MIT Has Developed An Ingestible Sensor That Could Detect Symptoms Of Diseases, Such As Blood, In Stomachs. The Device Works By Using Engineered Bacteria That Glows When It Senses Blood, Which Is Then Sent, As A Signal, To A Smart Phone. Scientists Plan To Use Similar Method To Detect Crohn’s Disease.

Researchers develop ingestible…