NASA's Curiosity rover shook the science community six years ago when it apparently detected traces of methane--an important chemical linked to life--on Mars. Researchers failed to confirm these results in the years that followed, but that's now changed thanks to a re-analysis of data collected from orbit.
Curiosity Rover Detected Methane on Mars in 2013, a New Analysis Confirms
Gizmodo - 1 Apr 2019 22:50
NASA's Curiosity rover shook the science community six years ago when it apparently detected traces of methane--an important chemical linked to life--on Mars. Researchers failed to confirm these results in the years that followed, but that's now changed thanks to a re-analysis of data collected from orbit.
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