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Life on Mars? Queensland scientists help find the biggest clue yet

September 11, 2025

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Flannery said as a result of the research, the scientific community could say, for the first time, a potential extraterrestrial bio-signature had been identified.

The ‘leopard spots’ found in the Jezero Crater are a potential sign of life on Mars.Credit: NASA

“It’s a big deal, but we…

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