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Mars is the fourth planet orbiting the Sun.
With conditions colder, but otherwise similar to that of Earth, the red planet is anticipated to be the second best possible location for supporting human habitation in the Solar System.
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I'm doing research for some science fiction. I was hoping someone could help me find the date during which Mars will be at its closest distance to Earth. Is there a resource available than anyone knows of to calculate such a thing? Thanks in advance.
Could it be possible that there could be fossils of life deep down in the ground on Mars?
If Mars may have supported life in the past a long time ago?
Or would the dryness of the planet prevent this from happening?
or would it preserve fossils better? thoughts?
Mars dormant?
Could it be possible that Mars is in the early stage of development?
perhaps life will happen on mars naturally in say few million years?
maybe volcano might erupt.or some type of event?
or is mars a case of what once was?