The search for any sign of life on Mars continues. In the latest update, a new data release from Curiositys Chemistry and Mineralogy (CheMin) - essentially the rovers portable X-ray diffraction lab - and published in a paper in Science, analyzes 20 different rock samples from various elevations of Mount Sharp, the mountain in the center of Gale Crater that Curiosity has been slowly climbing. In the paper, the researchers describe how the size of the crystals in those samples could help scientist...
The search for any sign of life on Mars continues. In the latest update, a new data release from Curiositys Chemistry and Mineralogy (CheMin) - essentially the rovers portable X-ray diffraction lab - and published in a paper in Science, analyzes 20 different rock samples from various elevations of Mount Sharp, the mountain in the center of Gale Crater that Curiosity has been slowly climbing. In the paper, the researchers describe how the size of the crystals in those samples could help scientist...
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