Mars life began approximately the same time as it did on Earth. Interesting, no?

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When I wrote "The Waiting Universe", I asked the question of whether life might have been given room to develop on many worlds, each left to develop independently.

I saw some news about Mars: NASA reports a "potential biosignature" in ancient Martian rock. Tiny Martians! Well, maybe. Other work places habitable environments on Mars more than 3.5 billion years ago, around the era of Earth’s earliest known well-preserved evidence of life. OK so it's not a discovery of Martian life- yet. It does mean that, while Earth’s story was beginning, Mars may also have had the conditions for one. And that rock might have recorded some of it.

Read my article 'The Waiting Universe".
https://kevinboykin.substack.com/p/the-waiting-universe


Read NASA’s report on the potential Martian biosignature
https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/na...ure-last-year/