NASA might have killed life on Mars

Is NASA Actually 'Killing' Life on Mars?
"The experiments performed by NASA's Viking landers may have accidentally killed Martian life by applying too much water," scientist Dirk Schulze-Makuch said.
NASA releases stunning images from Mars rover as it searches for evidence life could have existed
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A NASA lander may have killed life on Mars, scientist claims — and colleagues took his theory ‘surprisingly well’
Life on Mars may have been found — before it was accidentally destroyed during a NASA mission nearly 50 years ago, one scientist has suggested.
NASA May Have Inadvertently Killed Life on Mars, Scientist Says
According to astrobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch of the Technical University Berlin in Germany, an experiment to detect the signs of microbial life on Mars could have been deadly.
Scientist claims NASA may have accidentally killed all life on Mars
A scientist has said NASA may have accidentally killed life on Mars during a research mission to find it. For decades, scientists have been trying to find any signs of life on the Red Planet with no conclusive evidence as of yet.
Whoops, NASA might have killed life on Mars
For decades, scientists have posited that to find life on Mars they first need to find water. And in the absence of water, they have tried to see what happens when they introduce it onto the planet.
Did NASA Accidentally ‘Snuff Out’ Life on Mars in the 70’s?
Right now NASA is diligently at work looking for life on Mars. However, one researcher is now theorizing that back in the 70’s when the first landers arrived at the red planet, our quest to find living organisms may have killed the very life we were trying to discover.
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Mars Curiosity rover takes a last look at mysterious sulfur
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China's Mars rover Zhurong finds possible shoreline of ancient Red Planet ocean
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Volcanic caves research advances the search for life on Mars
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Mars gets online? SpaceX introduces game-changing 'Marslink' project
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