Curiosity Finds Habitable Rock On Mars Evidence of water and life ingredients
NASA scientists report the Curiosity rover drilled a veiny rock near its landing site and found a chemical mix including sulfur hydrogen oxygen nitrogen phosphorus and carbon suggesting a habitable environment may have existed on ancient Mars capable of supporting primitive life.
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