Mars May Have Hosted Life Not Once—But Multiple Times, NASA Reveals

NASA’s Perseverance rover has made a groundbreaking discovery on Mars — evidence that the Red Planet may have hosted habitable environments multiple times throughout its history. In the Jezero Crater, scientists found over two dozen minerals formed through interactions with flowing water, revealing three distinct episodes of water activity. From acidic and harsh conditions to cool, alkaline waters ideal for life, Mars has a far more dynamic past than we ever imagined.

Could life have started — and restarted — on Mars?
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