Seeking Signs of Life in Ancient Martian Rocks — Behind the Spacecraft — Perseverance @NASA360
Seeking Signs of Life in Ancient Martian Rocks — Behind the Spacecraft — Perseverance @NASA360
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When the NASA Perseverance Mars rover lands on the Red Planet, it will be caching rock samples for a future mission to collect and return to Earth. For Mars 2020 Deputy Project Scientist at NASA-JPL Katie Stack Morgan, studying rocks is not only important in the search for ancient life, but it’s also a hobby.

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