NASA’s Perseverance rover has found several organic molecules in a crater on Mars, according to a new report. Composed of carbon and hydrogen organic moleculescould indicate that there was life on Mars before.

Perseverance reconnaissance vehicle These organic molecules he found suggest that there is also a complex geochemical cycle on the planet, rather than a sign of life.

Organic compounds are molecules composed of carbon and usually contain elements such as hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur.

NASA’s reconnaissance vehicle, He found the remains of organic compounds in the Jezero crater on Mars. According to many sources, it was claimed that there was water on Mars. But it’s not water that’s been found, it’s an organic compound. Of course, these connections do not conclusively confirm that there is life on Mars.

But these organic molecules, a geochemical cycle makes you think it could. Because organic compounds also develop non-biologically. It would therefore not be correct to regard this development as a definitive sign of life.

Molecules are not always formed by a biological process.

Although there are several hypotheses about the formation process of these molecules, the researchers have not yet been able to determine what kind of organic molecules they are. Finding carbon a sign of life on Mars While it is considerate, the possibility of its formation in a non-biological process is also being evaluated.

For in the Gale crater An organic molecule has been found in a discovery. But that didn’t confirm that there was water on Mars.