Experiments now under development could finally answer one of the most profound questions in science: Does life exist outside of Earth?
Astronomers have learned a great many things about Mars since the first probes landed there nearly four decades ago.
We know that liquid water once flowed across its surface and
that Mars and Earth were similar in their early history. When life on
Earth arose, some 3.5 billion years ago, Mars was warmer than it is
today and had liquid oceans, an active magnetic field and a thicker
atmosphere. Given the similarity between the two planets, it seems
reasonable to think that whatever steps led to life on Earth could also
have occurred on Mars.
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La respuesta a las cuestiones sobre la vida y su origen ha de venir del esfuerzo combinado de muchas disciplinas
La ciencia desarrollada en el CAB se canaliza a través de grupos de investigación interdepartamentales
La UCC del CAB busca hacer accesible el conocimiento científico al conjunto de los ciudadanos
