Astrobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch believes Nasa's Viking missions have inadvertently 'eliminated' Martian life. He also ...
Dirk Schulze-Makuch believes NASA’s Viking 1 may have harmed potential Martian life through its water-based detection methods ...
In 1975, NASA's Viking 1 spacecraft and its two landers began searching for signs of life on Mars. While initial tests hinted ...
Schulze-Makuch suggests focusing on hygroscopic salts like Mars's sodium chloride, which absorbs moisture and could support ...
Life on Mars may have been found — before it was accidentally destroyed during a NASA mission nearly 50 years ago, one scientist has suggested.
A German astrobiologist suggests that humans might have inadvertently wiped out Martian life nearly 50 years ago, during NASA ...
NASA's earliest landers on Mars may have accidentally killed life there, says an astrobiologist. According to Dirk Schulze-Makuch from Germany's Technische Universität Berlin, the method of finding ...
The 1976 Viking landers were the first U.S. missions to land on Mars, conducting the only experiments dedicated to detecting ...
For decades, scientists have posited that to find life on Mars they first need to find water. And in the absence of water, ...
A scientist has said NASA may have accidentally killed life on Mars during a research mission to find it. For decades, ...
A novel technique separates living (iDNA) and dead (eDNA) microbial DNA, enabling precise analysis of microbial life in the Atacama Desert. This method reveals active microbes and offers new insights ...
Astrobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch of the Technical University Berlin suggests that life may have been present in Martian ...