Are There Living Forms On Mars? Scientists ask themselves; are there any extraterrestrial life beyond Earth? Humans are interested in the extraterrestrial life because we might not be the only ones out here in the universe. Being able to contact with and learn from other forms of life would be amazing. The human civilization might be able to contain help from other extraterrestrial and learn their ways of life. If there are or aren't living forms out in the universe, it is up to us to find out. A space probe came back from Mars with a soil sample about a month ago. I went into my laboratory with this soil sample to figure out whether there are living forms on Mars or not. I tested the soil to see if there are similar cells on Mars compared to Earth. Through scientific research, I had concluded that there are in fact living forms on Mars.
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First off, life contains many elements, but the seven main ones are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, potassium, and phosphate. Many living things on Earth contain these elements in order to survive. Second, life contains many cells. Our bodies are made up entirely of cells. Cells separate itself from the universe with a membrane that is semi-permeable. Cells help our bodies throughout the day. How do cells help? Well, cells take in energy and turn it into molecules that can be used for our everyday life, including get out of bed, brushing our teeth, digesting our food, and much more. We use two types of energy, light and chemical. Light energy is energy from the sun. Chemical energy is energy that is stored in molecules and then released. Life depends on elements, cells, and energy in order to get on through the day. This is negative entropy, which is to acquire order. Negative entropy is the opposite of entropy, which is things not going in order. A form of negative entropy is metabolism. Metabolism is basically turning food, water, or for plants sunlight into energy that can be used
First off, life contains many elements, but the seven main ones are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, potassium, and phosphate. Many living things on Earth contain these elements in order to survive. Second, life contains many cells. Our bodies are made up entirely of cells. Cells separate itself from the universe with a membrane that is semi-permeable. Cells help our bodies throughout the day. How do cells help? Well, cells take in energy and turn it into molecules that can be used for our everyday life, including get out of bed, brushing our teeth, digesting our food, and much more. We use two types of energy, light and chemical. Light energy is energy from the sun. Chemical energy is energy that is stored in molecules and then released. Life depends on elements, cells, and energy in order to get on through the day. This is negative entropy, which is to acquire order. Negative entropy is the opposite of entropy, which is things not going in order. A form of negative entropy is metabolism. Metabolism is basically turning food, water, or for plants sunlight into energy that can be used