Important discovery on Mars

The planet Mars has always aroused a strange uneasiness in humanity, which has manifested itself in various ways throughout the centuries. It's elusive nature, its crimson, it's unique movements in the sky led it to be considered by ancient cultures as a symbol of the uncanny, as the genius of the conflagrations, as an augur of futures of misfortune and confrontation.

In more modern times, Mars has stimulated the creativity of various artists who have been honored with many diverse works of Edgar Rice Burroughs would offer a popular book series vision   an epic Mars, like a   battlefield incredibly exotic, where hordes of strange humanoids and beasts of the opponents will cut great hero John Carter, who will fight to save a beautiful princess in many cities. Ray Bradbury later compose one of the finest tributes to Mars in the elegiac "Martian Chronicles" and an extraordinary musician and composer-- a piece by Gustav Holst  is primordial and atavistic tone at precisely titled "Mars" as part of a collection symphony dedicated to the planets of the solar system.

Over recent decades, the possibility of life on Mars has generated a series of first-rate scientific research that has yielded the most unexpected results. Mars has recently made the news to be discovered on its surface at least three trails of methane. American scientists at NASA who carried out this detection commented that the presence of this gas in the Martian atmosphere is evidence that the red planet remains a geological or biological activity. The discovery of methane is a manifestation of life as known on Earth.

Spectrometers for NASA telescopes in Hawaii   had records of at least three clusters of methane on the surface of Mars. Methane is the most important element of natural gas on Earth. Various living organisms in our world emit methane as a result of digestion of nutrients.

The suggestive discovery of methane gas on Mars was reported in an article in the respected journal Science in a release dedicated to the celebration of the International Year of Astronomy.