July 16, 2004
 

A significant discovery could have been made by the Mars Express craft when its sensors reported ammonia gas in the spectral signature of the Martian atmosphere. The presence of ammonia (NH₃) is interesting because the gas is only present for a short duration in the atmosphere, which means it must be getting replenished either due to volcanic activity or microbes.

Rambled @ 9:08 PM

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